Advanced configurations extend the target visibility and provide more flexibility when debugging multiprocessor development platforms. Typical advanced configurations include:
Create BCD files containing board/chip definitions that define:
custom memory maps
memory mapped registers
memory mapped peripherals.
For multiprocessor configurations, you can:
create target-specific
Advanced_Informationblocks to provide a different configuration for each target on your development platformset up a pre-connect sequence to make sure that targets are connected in a specific order
specify commands required for cross-triggering.
You create advanced configurations with the Connection Properties window.
Note
You also use the Connection Properties window if you want to hide or show a Debug Configuration.
To open the Connection Properties window:
Right-click on the required Debug Configuration to display the context menu.
Select Properties from the context menu to open the Connection Properties dialog box.
Click the Advanced button to open the Connection Properties window. Figure 3.9 shows an example:
the following in the RealView Debugger Target Configuration Guide:
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