Project Summary

Description

Device Debugging Project
The goal of this project is to improve the overall experience of device software debugging in Eclipse by influencing other projects and filling in missing functionality. The main technology developed by this project is the Debugger Services Framework (DSF) which is an alternative to the standard debug model provided by platform Debug. The exemplary tool of this framework is the integration with GDB debugger.
Other technologies in this project are the IP-XACT schema editor and a memory view renderer, which mimics the traditional memory view design in other IDEs.
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Newsgroups

eclipse.dsdp.dd: (web)

Mailing Lists

dsdp-dd-dev: (web)

Source Repository

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CVS: :pserver:anonymous@dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/dsdp

Including the following CVS paths:

org.eclipse.dd.debug.memory.renderings

org.eclipse.dd.dsf

org.eclipse.dd.dsf.archive

org.eclipse.dd.ipxact

org.eclipse.dd.releng

CVS and SVN repositories are browseable on the web.

Committers

Active:
Participating:
Marc Khouzam
Anton Leherbauer
Randy Rohrbach
Inactive:
Anthony Berent
Francois Chouinard
Veenu Khanna Verma
Pawel Piech
Ted Williams
Emeritus:
Doug Gaff

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