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Mapping target memory is the mechanism that RealView Debugger provides to specify the memory map of a development platform. You can define a memory region as:
ROM
RAM
Flash
Write-Only Memory (WOM)
No Memory (NOM).
Alternatively, a memory region can be defined as Auto memory, where RealView Debugger decides what type or memory to assign to a region when you load an image. Therefore, through RealView Debugger, you can have full access to all the available memory on your debug target. You can define the memory map of your development platform:
in one or more BCD files, which you assign to a Debug Configuration
in the Memory Map tab of the Process Control view
at the RealView Debugger CLI by:
manually entering commands
loading a script file.
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