The Download page provides options for handling symbols when objects are downloaded to the target(Figure 8-1).

C and C++ object modules require different download flags. When downloading an object module to target memory, Tornado determines whether it was created from a C or C++ file, and downloads it using the appropriate flags

The symbols defined in the module being loaded may be added to the system symbol table. Choose one of the following:

• Add globals and locals to add global and local symbols to the system symbol table.

• Add only globals to add global symbols to the system symbol table.

• Add none to add no symbols to the system symbol table.

Common symbols can be resolved in a variety of ways:

• Match all to allocate common symbols, but search for matching symbols in user-loaded modules and the target-system core file.

• Match user to allocate common symbols, but search for matching symbols in user-loaded modules.

• Match none to allocate common symbols, but not search for any matching symbols.

The Use Defaults buttons reset the options to their C or C++ defaults.

See Help>Manuals Contents>Tornado API Reference>WTX Protocol>
WTX>WTX_OBJ_MODULE_LOAD for more information about these options.