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The BCD files (*.bcd) provided with RealView
Debugger are stored in the default settings directory \etc.
The files include details of the location and format of the custom registers,
peripheral registers, and memory map available on the described
target boards.
Use the supplied BCD files by referencing them from the Debug
Configuration you use to communicate with your target. For example,
if you are connecting to an ARM920T processor core module through
RealView ICE, modify the setting BoardChip_name in
the CONNECTION=RVI Debug Configuration group to
reference the CM920T.bcd file.
If you upgrade to a later version of RealView Debugger you are provided with a new, and possibly different, version of these files. It is recommended, therefore, that you do not modify these files so that you can upgrade easily.
If you are using an Integrator/AP or Integrator/CP motherboard
with a core module, you can combine the platform and processor core
module descriptions by using multiple BoardChip_name settings
for the Debug Configuration, shown in the example in Figure 4.9.