armulator_readme.txt

应用在moto龙珠芯片的开发手册

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//                      Armulator Specific Information
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How Do I Configure the Armulator?
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If there is no remote connection set up for the Armulator:
Select Preferences from the Edit pull-down menu to open the IDE pref panels.
Select the Remote Connections from the Debugger pref panels.  Click Add.
Give your new connection a name and select ARM RDI for the Debugger.
Click Browse and browse to the armulate.dll in your CW installation.
Click Configure.  Select the Processor you want to Armulate and make sure
you set the rest of the configuration settings according to that processor.
Click OK and save your configuration file.  Click OK to close the New
Connection window.

If there is a remote connection set up for the Armulator:
Select Preferences from the Edit pull-down menu to open the IDE pref panels.
Select the Remote Connections from the Debugger pref panels.  Select the 
remote connection set up for the Armulator and hit Change to access the 
connection window.  From there you can select Configure to reconfigure 
your connection.

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//	General Overview
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This project stationery is designed to get you up and running
quickly with CodeWarrior for ARM.  It is set up for debugging via the 
Armulator RDI.  There are other stationery set up for debugging on the 
Evaluator7T, Integrator920T, and DragonBall MX1 boards via the 
MetroTRK and Multi-ICE. 

The project has four targets: Debug, DebugRel, Release, and Build All.
The Debug, DebugRel, Release targets are almost identical, but are 
set to build at different compiler optimizations, Minimum(0), Most(1), 
and All(2), respectively.  The Build All target has been included for 
your convenience and simply builds all of the other targets.

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//	Getting Started
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Most of the target settings are already configured for you, but you
will need to configure the debugger settings.  Once you have a project 
created from this stationery, open the Edit pull-down menu and select
Debug Settings... (Alt+F7). Select the Remote Debugging pref panel from 
the left column.  Select the Connection that you've set up in the IDE 
Preferences for Remote Debugging via the ARMulator.  Now select the ARM 
Debugger Settings pref panel.  Select the Target Processor that you want 
to ARMulate.  We recommend that you make sure the project is working 
properly before you begin adding your own code.  Select Make and then 
Debug from the Project pull-down menu.  If everything is working properly, 
the debugger window should come up and be stopped at main().  If there is 
a problem, please consult the Targeting_ARM.pdf for more information on 
debugging via the ARMulator.

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//	Adding your own code
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Once everything is working as expected, you can begin adding your own code
to the project.  Keep in mind that we provide this as an example of how to
get up and running quickly with CodeWarrior.  Feel free to modify any of 
the source provided. 


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//	Contacting Metrowerks
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For bug reports, technical questions, and suggestions, please use the
forms in the Release Notes folder on the CD, and send them to:

[e-mail]        : For bug reports.
[e-mail] : For suggestions.