rvdebug.brd

The default board file. This file contains target configuration information, and references the .bcd files.

arm*.brd

Target-specific settings used by RealView Debugger. Do not edit these files.

genmake.loc

This file provides information about the location of development tools for the processors supported by projects. Do not edit this file. It is copied to your RealView Debugger home directory the first time you create a project.

gen_*.mk

A toolchain-specific template used by the genmake program to generate makefiles.

genmake_*.loc

Toolchain-specific files used to define the location of development tools.  Do not edit these files.

startup.mk

This file contains the default rules for the make utility. Do not edit this file.

template.spr

A software problem report template used by RealView Debugger. Do not edit this file.

armul.var

This file contains a list of RealView ARMulator ISS processor variants used by RealView Debugger. You can edit the file to add other variants.

*.prc

Processor (prc) information files. These files contain information about a processor family, the emulators and simulators that support it, and information used when building projects. Do edit these files.

*.bcd

Board/chip definition files supplied by hardware manufacturers. If you need to make changes to these files, copy them to your default RealView Debugger home directory and make changes to them from the Connection Properties window.

*.jtg

The JTAG configuration files for non-RDI targets.

*.stp

Various internal template files containing workspace and other default settings. Do not edit these files.

*.tpl

The RealView Debugger default template file containing standard templates for insertion into source files as required. See Insert Template.

*.aco

These processor-specific format files used by RealView Debugger for coloring assembler code in the File Editor.

rvdebug.brd

Your default board file, copied initially from the etc directory and subsequently including any changes that you make from the Connection Properties window. This file contains target configuration information. It references the .rbe and .bcd files.

genmake.loc

This file provides information about the location of development tools for the processors supported by projects. Do not edit this file. It is copied to your default home directory the first time you create a project.

armreg.sig

This is an internal settings file that is created or updated whenever you run RealView Debugger. Do not edit this file.

rvdebug.aws

Your default workspace file. This file is created the first time you run RealView Debugger. It is updated at the end of a session, unless you are using a different workspace file. You can make changes to the workspace settings from the Workspace Options window.

*.aws

Files with the .aws extension are workspace files. You can create your own workspace files.

rvdebug.sav

Your start-up file containing a record of your last debugging session. This file is created the first time you close RealView Debugger, and it is updated each time you exit afterwards.

rvdebug.ini

This file records the settings that are used for all workspaces, or when you are working without a workspace. It is updated whenever you save any changes made in the Options window, or changes to the global settings made in the Workspace Options window.

exphist.sav

This is a history file that is created the first time you run RealView Debugger and then exit. It keeps a record of each session and stores your personal favorites, for example, Breakpoints, Watches, data values and expressions. This file is updated at the end of your debugging session.

default.auc

A default target configuration file used by the localhost simulator.

*.rbe

There is one .rbe configuration file for each available RDI target. This file is updated whenever you make changes to the RDI settings in the Connection Properties window.

*.cnf

The default target configuration settings files, for example, armulate.cnf, are created the first time you run RealView Debugger. These files are referenced by the .rbe files.

*.bcd

You might copy any board/chip definition files that you want to modify so that you can keep the installation copies in their original state. If you have .bcd files in your home directory, those versions are the .bcd files displayed in the Connection Properties window, along with the default version of other .bcd files in the installation directory.