Figure 2.2 shows
the Connection Control window for the default board file, stored
in \home\My_user_name\rvdebug.brd, in the root
installation. In this example, one group has been expanded and a
connection has been made (see Expanding and collapsing groups for details). If you select a group,
a box is drawn around it.
The Connection Control window is arranged in two columns or
panes, Name and Description.
Connection and target details are displayed in the left pane as
a hierarchical tree with node controls, + and -.
Connection and target details are displayed in the Name column
as a hierarchy of entries:
- Target vehicles
Top-level
groups are supported target vehicles as specified by the target configuration
settings, for example ARM-ARM-USBfor RVI-ME targets, andARM-ARM-NWfor RealView ICE targets.See Working with target vehicles for more details on working with top-level groups.
- Endpoint connections
Third-level
entries show the target processors that are made available by the
access provider, for example the ARM940T™ core
connected using RVI-ME.
Each
endpoint connection is accompanied by a check box to show the current
state of the connection. When connected, this check box is checked,
shown in Figure 2.2.
Where no connections have been made, the check boxes are unchecked.
RealView Debugger uses icons to help you identify the types of entries
in the Name column.
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