Datasheet

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2-28 Copyright © 1999-2001 ARM Limited. All rights reserved. ARM DUI 0064D
AXD displays the XScale coprocessors CP0, CP13, CP14, and CP15 in
appropriate formats.
AXD data display has been enhanced to allow display in a choice of many
different formats.
AXD now displays breakpoints and watchpoints in separate lists.
AXD persistence has been improved so that more of the previous GUI state can
be restored at the start of a new session.
AXD can load standard ELF/DWARF2 images produced by the GNU toolchain.
See Improved support for debugging third party images on page 2-14 for more
information.
AXD adds support for RealMonitor. AXD can now connect to a running target
without stopping the processor.
The debug view is improved. See Improved debug view on page 2-13 for more
information.
AXD supports RDI self-describing modules. This means that AXD can
reconfigure itself to suit the capabilities of the target if the target supports
self-describing modules.
AXD now allows targets to export their own debugger internal variables. See IRQ
and FIQ debugger internal variables on page 2-15 for more information.
The AXD command-line interface has been improved. This has introduced some
incompatibilities with ADS 1.0.1:
Inputbase as a CLI property has been removed from both the properties dialog and
from the
format
command. In addition, you must use a prefix to specify a
nondecimal format:
0x/0X
specifies a hexadecimal value.
o/O
specifies an octal value.
b/B
specifies a binary value
No prefix specifies a decimal value.
•The
asd
command is replaced by the
sdir
(source directory) and
ssd
(set source
directory) commands.
•The
format
command has changed. The parameters have new meanings, and
format
is no longer used to set up current input base from the command line. If
the old style
format
command is used, an error message is displayed.