RealView Debugger User Guide: 5.3. Locating the lowest address in memory of a module

5.3. Locating the lowest address in memory of a module

You can locate the lowest address that a module occupies in memory.

To locate the lowest address that a module occupies in memory:

Connect to your target.
Load an image, for example dhrystone.axf.
Select Symbols from the View menu to display the Symbols view. Figure 5.2 shows an example.
Figure 5.2. Symbols view
Click the Modules tab to view the modules for the image. Figure 5.3 shows an example.
Figure 5.3. Modules in the dhrystone.axf image
Double-click on the module name you want to locate to display the Functions tab.
For example, double-click on the DHRY_2 module.
Note
You can use the Filter field to apply a filter on the complete list of modules. Enter the characters that are common to the required modules. For example, to list all modules that begin with the letters DHRY, then enter *\DHRY*\*.
Sort the list of functions by Address.
Double-click on the function name that has the lowest address.
For example, double-click on the Func_3 function. The first location of the module is displayed (at address 0x8EB8 in this example). Figure 5.4 shows an example.
Figure 5.4. Locating a module

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