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RealView Debugger maintains a current working directory:
When you load an image directly to create an auto-project, the current working directory changes to the location of the image.
If you are using the RealView Debugger GUI, and you open
a project, the current working directory changes to the location
of the project (.prj) file.
The current working directory is always the location of the last image loaded as an auto-project, or the last project opened.
To find the current working directory use the HOST command, together with the appropriate command for your operating system. For example, on Windows enter:
host cd
C:\myproject\Debug
You cannot use the HOST command to change the current working directory.
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