RealView Debugger Essentials Guide: A.5.8. Changes to the GUI in RealView Debugger v3.0

A.5.8. Changes to the GUI in RealView Debugger v3.0

The following changes have been made to the RealView Debugger GUI:

The Connection Control window has been re-engineered to simplify the connection and configuration of debug targets.
The Synch tab on the older Connection Control window is a separate Synchronization Control window. To display the Synchronization Control window, select Synchronization Control... from the Code window Target menu.
All references to software interrupt (SWI) have been changed to Supervisor Call (SVC).
The project management feature has been removed. Therefore:
- the Code window Project menu has been removed
- the source control toolbar button has been removed
- you cannot load RealView Debugger project files.
However, the source code edit and search features are still available.
There is a new Load Binary dialog box that simplifies the loading of binary files. To display the Load Binary dialog box, select Load Binary... from the Code window Target menu.
Binary files you load in this way are added to the Recent Binaries list. To display the Recent Binaries list, select Recent Binaries from the Code window Target menu.
The Set Address/Data Break/Tracepoint dialog box has been replaced with the following dialog boxes:
- Create Breakpoint
- Copy Breakpoint
- Edit Breakpoint
- Set/Edit Tracepoint.
The Registers pane has been re-engineered:
- The individual fields of the CPSR and SPSR registers are no longer shown as individual registers. To change these registers, a PSR Format dialog box is provided.
- Extended formatting options are available for all registers.
- Registers that have enumerated values appear as list selection boxes.
- You can create your own user-specific register view by copying registers from the other tabs in the Registers pane.
The Data Navigator pane is called the Symbols pane. To display the Symbols pane, you select Symbols from the Code window View menu.
The Symbol Browser pane is called the Classes pane. To display the Classes pane, you select Classes from the Code window View menu.
The Flash Memory Control dialog box includes a field that enables you to specify the clock frequency, if supported by your Flash device. See the RealView Debugger Target Configuration Guide and the RealView Debugger User Guide for more details.
The Resource Viewer window is now a pane, which you can float and dock like any other pane.

See the RealView Debugger User Guide for more details about how to use these features.

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