If an image is successfully loaded to the target processor, the Code window is updated, shown in Figure 3.3.
Note
In this Code window Text Coloring is enabled by default and line numbering is turned on by selecting Edit → Advanced → Show Line Numbers.
RealView Debugger updates the panes with information about the new image, where known. Because you have not started debugging, other panes are empty.
When you load an image with symbols, as here, RealView Debugger searches
for the corresponding source file associated with the current execution
context (usually that containing main()) and
displays the file as a tab in the File Editor pane. The Src tab
acts like a button to display the current source if it is available.
In this example, click on the Src tab to
display the source-level code view.
The image was loaded with the Auto-set PC option set and so execution control is located at the default entry point. This is indicated by a box at line 78, colored red by default.
Click on the Dsm tab to show the disassembly-level view.
See Code views for more details on using these tabs.
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