For models without a CP15, the endianness
of the target is set by the value of the Debug
Endian button. The Start Endian
button is ignored.This dialog enables you to provide the debugger with information about your RealView ARMulator ISS target environment.
Processor
Select a processor from the list of variants.
Clock
Specify whether you want to use an Emulated or Real-time clock. If you select Emulated, you must specify a speed.
Debug Endian
Click on a radio button to specify the byte order of the target for debugging:
Little
Big
Start Endian
If your model includes a CP15 coprocessor, you must specify whether you want to start up in little-endian mode as it would be in real hardware (select Hardware Endian), or with its endianness set to the debug endianness (select Debug Endian). Click on the relevant radio buttons.
For models without a CP15, the endianness
of the target is set by the value of the Debug
Endian button. The Start Endian
button is ignored.
Additional Modules
Floating Point
Specify the type of floating-point coprocessor that you are using. If you are not using a floating-point coprocessor, select No FPU. Otherwise, select either VFPv2, or VFPv2 (Fast-mode) or FPA.
MMU/PU Initialization
If your processor uses an MMU, and it is enabled, select Default Page-Tables. Otherwise, RealView Debugger assumes no page tables.