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If you are working with an RTOS-enabled connection, you can attach Code windows to threads.
The windows attachment status is displayed in the Code window title bar, after the name of the target:
[Unattached]Specifies that the Code window is not attached to a connection, that is a debug target board or a specified processor on a multiprocessor board.
By default, unattached Code windows display details of the current thread, that is the thread that was most recently running on the target when the target stops.
[Board]Specifies that the Code window is attached to a connection, that is a debug target board or a specified processor on a multiprocessor board. This window displays details of the current thread on that target, if available.
If the title bar contains no attachment details then this window is attached to a specified thread, that is it is always associated with this thread.
If you use View → New Code Window to create a new Code window, it inherits its attachment from the calling window.
When working with threads, you can change the attachment of your Code window using the thread list, see Working with the thread list for details.
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