1.Downloading:
•Once you have an executable binary image stored as a file on the host computer, you will need a way to download that image to the embedded system and execute it.
•One of the most obvious ways to download your embedded software is to load the binary image into a read-only memory device and insert that chip into a socket on the target board.
2.Debugging:
•For debugging the embedded programs the debug monitors are used.
•It is a piece of embedded software that has been designed specifically for use as a debugging tool.
•The debug monitor provides a set of primitive’s commands to view and modify memory location and registers, create and remove breakpoints, and execute your program.
•Once you have an executable binary image stored as a file on the host computer, you will need a way to download that image to the embedded system and execute it.
•One of the most obvious ways to download your embedded software is to load the binary image into a read-only memory device and insert that chip into a socket on the target board.
2.Debugging:
•For debugging the embedded programs the debug monitors are used.
•It is a piece of embedded software that has been designed specifically for use as a debugging tool.
•The debug monitor provides a set of primitive’s commands to view and modify memory location and registers, create and remove breakpoints, and execute your program.
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