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You can launch RealView Debugger from Eclipse to run or debug your executable images. You must first create a connection to your target in RealView Debugger. When you launch RealView Debugger from Eclipse, the image is loaded into the target and all control passes to RealView Debugger. You must use the RealView Debugger interface to perform debug operations such as stepping, inserting breakpoints, and examining memory. For information on using RealView Debugger, see the RealView Debugger User Guide. To load your executable image into RealView Debugger:
Start RealView Debugger.
In RealView Debugger, create a connection to your target.
Close RealView Debugger.
In Eclipse, ensure your project is built and contains an executable image (see Building the project).
Right-click your executable file from the Binaries sub-folder of your project folder, in the C/C++ Projects view in Eclipse.
From the context menu, select Debug As → Load into RealView Debugger.
Eclipse launches RealView Debugger automatically and loads your executable image into it.
Eclipse remembers the last loaded executable image. If you wanted to reload the executable from the same project, you can simply press F11 on the keyboard. The project gets rebuilt if necessary, and the executable image gets reloaded into RealView Debugger.
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