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This is the main window of RealView Debugger. All RealView Debugger operations are accessible from the main Code window. Figure 1.1 shows an example.
Although a single Code window is sufficient for most tasks, you might want to open more Code windows if you are:
debugging multiprocessor systems, where you can closely associate each Code window with a specific target connection
debugging OS-aware connections, where you can closely associate each Code window with a specific thread.
The Code window status bar shows:
The run state of the target for the current connection, which can be:
Running
Stopped
nn Steps Remaining, when performing
multi-step operations with CLI commands
Waiting, when performing synchronized
stepping.
The current processor state:
ARM
Jazelle
Thumb
Thumb2-EE.
The target endianness:
Little
Big.
The line number and column number of the cursor position in the Disassembly tab or a source code tab.
A Script indicator to show that
a script is running.
When any log, journal, and STDIO log files are open:
LOG
JOU
STDIOlog.
the following in the RealView Debugger Command Line Reference Guide:
Chapter 2 RealView
Debugger Commands for details of the LOG, JOURNAL, STDIOLOG,
and the various step commands.
RealView Debugger RTOS Guide.