A small sub-division of a flash device that can be programmed.

A small page containing tabs, panels and editable fields prompting the user to enter information.

A view that controls the visual aspects of source code for a specific file type. For example the C/C++ editor provides highlighting and content assistance for editing .c or .cpp files. The ARM assembler editor provides highlighting and content assistance for editing for .s files.

A small box in a dialog or tab to group editable fields.

A feature of a flash device where memory cells are reset to a known value.

A set of flash memory that has a single command interface.

A page within workbench containing a set of related views and editors.

A term used to describe the storing of data on a flash device.

A group of related files and folders in a workspace.

A term used to describe sending a file to a target.

A small overlay page containing panels and editable fields within a dialog to group related information. Clicking on a tab brings it to the top.

A location to send a file, for example, a flash image.

A small page to display related information for a specific function.

The smallest number of bits (8, 16 or 32) that can be natively accessed by a flash device.

A group of dialogs to guide the user through a common tasks, for example, creating new files and projects.

A window containing perspectives, menus and toolbars.

An area designated on the users files system to store files and folders related to specific projects.