The next step is to link board groups to the new connection. This is not essential but it gives extended target visibility and enables you to view register contents and manipulate memory.
Note
The connection created in this example is used in other examples in the rest of this chapter. If you do not link the board groups, the contents of the Registers pane differ from those shown here.
To link board groups:
Right-click on the
MP3PlayerDebug Configuration to display the context menu.Select Properties... from the context menu to display the Connection Properties window.
Right-click on
BoardChip_namein the right pane to display the context menu.Select AP from the context menu to select the Integrator/AP description. A new setting
*BoardChip_name APis added to the settings in the right pane.Right-click on the
BoardChip_namesetting (not on the*BoardChip_namesetting) to display the context menu.Select <More...> to display the List Selection dialog box.
Select CM940T from the list to select the ARM940T core module description, then click OK.
The Connection Properties window now shows two
BoardChip_namesettings, shown in Figure 3.8.The target configuration settings are copied from the source connection. However, depending on the target hardware, you might have to configure other settings, for example to enable semihosting. If required, you can do this now for the new connection.
Select Save and Close from the File menu to save your changes and close the Connection Properties window.
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