The dhrystone example project specifies ARM-C22 as the toolchain associated with the target application. Because you are connected to an ARM^® target, RealView Debugger attempts to bind the project using default binding. If the project binds successfully, the default Code window title bar is updated with the project name to show that it is bound to the current connection, for example:

RVDEBUG(dhrystone) = @ARM946E-S_0:ARM-ARM-USB [Unattached]

Because RealView Debugger has the image details, the File Editor pane contains a hyperlink ready to load the associated image.

If you open a second project that specifies the same toolchain, for example ...\primes\primes.prj, RealView Debugger gives you the option to unbind the first project and bind the second. In this example, click Cancel. This opens the primes example project but maintains dhrystone as the active project and the current binding remains unchanged.

See Chapter 9 Project Binding for more details on binding operations and how to control project binding.