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You can perform project-level operations using context menus
available from the Process Control pane. Right-click on the Project, Settings,
or Sources entries, shown in Figure 12.16, to display the
context menus. For details on these operations see:
If you have several projects open, any unbound projects are usually inaccessible from the Process Control pane by definition. See Project binding for details on how to work on these projects.
These operations are available on all the project context menus, unless it is a no-build project or an auto-project:
Builds the application.
Rebuilds the application.
Cleans the project.
Updates all dependencies for the project makefile.
Displays a
text box showing information about the project. The box details
a subset of the PROJECT group defined at creation.
These operations are also available from the main menu bar. See Using the Project and Tools menus for details.
These options are available, in addition to the build operations,
when you right-click on the Project or Settings entry
in the Process Control pane:
Closes the project. The action depends on whether the project is a user-defined project or an auto-project:
For a user-defined project, if the image is loaded when you close the project, you are prompted to unload the image. If you choose not to unload the image, RealView Debugger closes your user-defined project, and creates an in-memory auto-project for the image. Otherwise, RealView Debugger unloads the image and closes the project.
For an auto-project, RealView Debugger closes the project even if the image is loaded.
If the Project Properties window is visible, and you have any unsaved changes, RealView Debugger gives you the option to save the changes before the project closes.
Closing a project automatically unbinds it from the connection.
Saves the in-memory
settings for the auto-project to a file called image_name.axf.aprSettings entry
indicates <Not Saved> and no auto-project
settings file exists.
Deletes the settings file, image_name.axf.aprSettings status in
the Process Control pane changes to <Not Saved>. Delete
the auto-project settings file to force RealView Debugger to create a new
in-memory auto-project when you next load the image.
This option is only available for a saved auto-project.
Displays the Project Properties window that enables you to edit the settings for the project.
The Process Control pane displays a list of source files for
the current project. Right-click on the Sources entry
to specify how RealView Debugger collects this list to populate this pane.
The operations available, in addition to the build operations, depend on
the type of project:
Where selected, this indicates
that the list of source files shown is derived from the project.
The sources are listed in the appropriate COMPILE and ASSEMBLE groups.
This is selected by default for a Standard project.
Select this option if you want to use a project makefile to define which source files are shown.
This is selected by default for a Custom project.
Select this option if you want to use the image to define which source files are shown. The image must be loaded for the sources to be shown.
This is the only option for an auto-project.
Files might be listed that are not included in the list of files for your project. This is because the file list comes from the image, and so the source paths might be unknown, or unavailable. For example, standard C or C++ library files might be listed.
You must load the image before you change the way that source files are collected if you want to collect from the image.
You can work on a source file directly from the Process Control
pane. Right-click on a file, for example dhry_1.c.
and then choose the required option from the context menu. The options
available depend on how RealView Debugger collects the list of files (see Source file operations):
Opens a new tab in the File Editor pane in the default Code window and displays the chosen file for editing. If the selected file is already in the File Editor pane, then the tab is brought to the top for editing.
This option is available when sources are collected from either the project or makefile.
Scopes to the chosen file.
This option is available only when sources are collected from the image.
You can also scope to a specified file by double-clicking on the filename in the Process Control pane.
Displays a text box showing details about the source file.
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