ULINKPRO Keil, ULINKPRO Datasheet - Page 83

• Manufacturer Part Number: ULINKPRO
• Description: KIT DEBUG/TRACE UNIT HIGH SPEED
• Manufacturer: Keil
• Type: In-Circuit, Real-Time Debugger/Programmerr

Specifications of ULINKPRO

• Contents: Module
• For Use With/related Products: ARM7, ARM9, Cortex
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

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The following table lists the project options that are configurable on each page of
the Target Options dialog.
Setting Group and File Options
In µVision, properties of objects and options can be set at the group level and on
individual files. Use this powerful feature to set options for files and groups that
need a configuration different from the default settings. To do so, open the
Project Window:
Treat Target options similar to general options. They are valid for the entire
project and for that target. Some options can be defined at the group level and on
individual files. File-level options will supersede group-level options, which in
turn, supersede the options set at the target level.
Dialog Page
Device
Target
Output
Listing
User
C/C++
Asm
Linker
Debug
Utilities
Invoke the Context Menu of a file group and select Options for Group to
specify the properties, compiler options, and assembler options for that file
group
Invoke the Context Menu of a source file and select Options for File to
specify the properties, compiler, or assembler options for that file
that item differ from the general target options
Red dots on the icon’s left side are an indication that the options of
Description
Selects the target device from the Device Database
Specifies the hardware settings of your target system
Specifies the output folders and output files generated
Specifies the listing folders and listing files generated
Allows you to start user programs before and after the build process
Sets project-wide C/C++ Compiler options
Sets project-wide Assembler options
Sets project-wide Linker options. Linker options are typically required to
configure the physical memory of the target system and locate memory classes
and sections.
Sets Debugger options, including whether to use hardware or simulation
Configures utilities for Flash programming
Chapter 6. Creating Embedded Programs