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Target initialization commands This section explains: • .cfg target initialization commands • .tcl target initialization commands 9.2.1 .cfg target initialization commands This section describes for each .cfg target initialization command a brief statement of what the command does, the command's syntax, a definition of each argument that can be passed to the command, and examples showing how to use the command. Some commands described in this section allow access to memory-mapped register by name as well as address. Based on the processor selection in the debugger settings, these commands will accept the register names shown in the debugger's Registers view. There are also commands to access built-in registers of a processor core, for example, writereg. The names of these registers follow the architectural description for the respective processor core for general purpose and special purpose registers. Note that these names (for example, GPR5) might be different from names used in assembly language (for example, r5). You can identify the register names by looking at the debugger's Registers view. NOTE The current release does not include .cfg initialization files but provides backward compatibility to these files. The table below lists each command that can appear in a .cfg target initialization file. Table 9-1. .cfg target initialization commands alternatePC reset stop writemem.b ANDmmr resetCoreID writemem.l writemem.w ANDmem.l run writemmr writereg IncorMMR setCoreID writereg64 writereg128 ORmem.l sleep writereg192 9.2.1.1 alternatePC Sets the initial program counter (PC) register to the specified value, disregarding any entry point value read from the ELF application being debugged. CodeWarrior Development Studio for Power Architecture Processors Targeting Manual, Rev. 10.5.0, 06/2015 382 Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.
