using the corexxxR tool?

I used the samples from the pack installer for my chip. I loaded these in to my uvision, selected the target, and compiled. I remember seeing something about an algorithm but I forget where that was. With most IDE/chips you set up the tool to use when writing. then you use a button of some kind to load the firmware on a chip. I'm assuming this is what the download button is for. And the debuger is my tool in this case. I do not see any tools I can use for the corexxxr or a F2 flash.

I set up the device in the options.
the target tab only lets me change things like the compiler and speed.
I saw the pack installer had a core103r not sure if that will work but I installed it.

I used the samples from the pack installer for my chip. I loaded these in to my uvision, selected the target, and compiled. I remember seeing something about an algorithm but I forget where that was. With most IDE/chips you set up the tool to use when writing. then you use a button of some kind to load the firmware on a chip. I'm assuming this is what the download button is for. And the debuger is my tool in this case. I do not see any tools I can use for the corexxxr or a F2 flash.

I set up the device in the options.
the target tab only lets me change things like the compiler and speed.
I saw the pack installer had a core103r not sure if that will work but I installed it.

There is no easy way to use the corexxxr alone I had to get a st-link so I could use the tag on the board.

Which is exactly what it says on the tin - in red!

Immediately above the diagrams of the JTAG connector:

"does NOT integrate any debugging function, a debugger is required"