RealView
DebuggerIt is not essential to use workspaces in RealView Debugger, but it helps you to persist information between debugging sessions.
If you want to work without a workspace for some reason, you can start RealView Debugger without a workspace using the command line, or from a desktop shortcut, for example:
rvdebug.exe –aws=-
See the RealView
Debugger v1.8 Essentials Guide for more information.
Alternatively, you can simply close the current workspace, and continue
your debugging session without a workspace. If you do not want a workspace
opened the next time you start RealView Debugger, make sure that Workspace
Same
Workspace on Startup is unchecked in the Code
window File menu.