3.13.5. Customizing the Debug Configuration used for debugging with RealMonitor

To configure the Debug Configuration that is to be used for debugging a RealMonitor-integrated application, there are some settings for the connection that you must configure. You must configure these settings at the CONNECTION level.

To configure the mandatory settings for a RealMonitor connection:

  1. Right-click on the original Debug Configuration (RVI_RM_Debug) to display the context menu.

  2. Select Properties... from the context menu to open the Connection Properties dialog box.

  3. Click the Advanced button to open the Connection Properties window.

    The settings group for the Debug Configuration entry is selected, and the contents are displayed in the right pane.

    Figure 3.6 shows an example Connection Properties window.

    Figure 3.6. Debug Configuration settings

    Debug Configuration settings

  4. Expand the CONNECTION=RVI_RM_Debug entry.

  5. Expand the Advanced_Information entry.

  6. Select Default in the left pane, and set the following in the right pane:

    • Connect_mode to no_reset_and_no_stop

    • Disconnect_mode to as_is_without_debug.

    • Endianess to the endianness of your target.

  7. Specify the monitor:

    1. Expand the Default entry in the left pane.

    2. Select Monitor in the left pane.

    3. Set Type in the right pane to RealMonitor.

  8. Disable vector catch:

    1. Select ARM_config in the left pane.

    2. Set Vector_catch in the right pane to False.

  9. Disable semihosting:

    1. Expand ARM_config.

    2. Select Semihosting in the left pane

    3. Set Enabled in the right pane to False.

  10. Select File → Save and Close from the menu to save your changes and close the Connection Properties window.

  11. Click the OK button to close the Connection Properties dialog box.

  12. You can connect to the target that is running RealMonitor. No additional configuration is required.

Copyright © 2002-2011 ARM. All rights reserved.ARM DUI 0182N
Non-ConfidentialID052111