To use the Comms Channel view to send information to the target:
To see how the Comms Channel view works:
Build the
inchan.axfimage. See thereadme.txtfile ininstall_directory\RVDS\Examples\...\main\dccConnect to your target.
Select Comms Channel from the View menu to display the Comms Channel view. Figure 14.26 shows an example:
Load the required image.
For this example, load the image:
install_directory\RVDS\Examples\...\main\dcc\inchan.axfSpecify the information to be sent.
To enter information directly in the Comms Channel view:
Type the required information in the Data entry field.
For example, type And goodbye!.
Click Send.
The data is sent to the target, and is also displayed as grey text in the Data log pane.
To load information from a text file:
Right-click in the Data log pane to display the context menu.
Select Read Input from File... from the context menu. The Choose File to Read Input From dialog box is displayed.
Locate the file containing the information to be sent. In this example, locate the file:
install_directory\RVDS\Examples\...\main\dcc\inputClick Open.
Select Memory from the View menu to display the Memory view. Figure 14.27 shows an example:
In the inchan.s tab of the Source view, double-click on the
indatalabel.Copy and paste the
indatalabel into the Start Address field of the Memory view, then press Enter. The memory at the address ofindatashows that defined by the image. Figure 14.28 shows an example:Click Run to start execution.
The data at the address of
indatachanges to that shown in Figure 14.29.
the chapter that describes the Debug Communications Channel in ARM® Compiler toolchain Developing Software for ARM® processors.
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