In the Code window, select Registers from the View menu to display the Registers view.

Two new tabs are included at the bottom of the view, AP and CM940T.

Click the AP tab.

RealView Debugger shows the abstraction of the hardware information specific to the Integrator/AP board. Figure 3.10 shows an example:

Figure 3.10. AP tab in the Registers view

This tab view enables you to modify your Integrator/AP board features, such as the memory mapped peripherals.

To illustrate how RealView Debugger communicates directly with the Integrator/AP board, change the value of the L2 register in the Registers view to ON. The Red LED display on the Integrator/AP board is turned on.

Select the CM940T tab to see the abstraction of the hardware specific to the ARM940T processor core module. The PRESENT status of the Motherboard indicates that the processor core module is connected to the Integrator/AP board.

In the Output view at the bottom of the Code window, click the Cmd tab. The display includes the following line:

Advanced_info searched in: BOARD=AP, BOARD=CM940T.

This line indicates that RealView Debugger is using applying the settings in the AP.bcd and CM940T.bcd files for the connection.

As a result, the memory map now contains the definitions required to use the Flash memory on the Integrator.