| Control on loading a program [message #77728] |
Fri, 01 August 2003 04:40  |
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Originally posted by: javaproject_7.hotmail.com
Hello all,
Is it possible to control loading of program to the hardware from CDT?.
I am using Eclipse 2.1 and cdt 1.0.1.
The user may want to terminate loading during the loading process.
But now if we press the terminate button the program completes loading and
then only terminate.
Is it possible to terminate loading so that it properly kills the GDB at
hardware as well as software
side properly?.
Please let us know,
Jose
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| Re: Control on loading a program [message #77765 is a reply to message #77728] |
Fri, 01 August 2003 19:47  |
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Originally posted by: alain.nowhere.ca
Jose wrote:
> Hello all,
> Is it possible to control loading of program to the hardware from CDT?.
Do you mean by loading? when gdb is "running" the program or when
the program is being downloaded to a remote embedded target ?
> I am using Eclipse 2.1 and cdt 1.0.1.
> The user may want to terminate loading during the loading process.
> But now if we press the terminate button the program completes loading and
> then only terminate.
> Is it possible to terminate loading so that it properly kills the GDB at
> hardware as well as software
> side properly?.
I'm probably on the wrong track here, but ...
CDT does not provide any way(yet, well at least not in the open source
CDT, third parties provide this already) to download a program to an
embedded target, so one assume that you have a ".gdbinit" doing some
magic, and then it is probably to late. When you hit the terminate
-gdb-exit is call.
Something to think about, but in CDT-2.0, we are suppose to provide
a mean for target to be downloaded and at this point it should be possible
to interrupt the stream.
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| Re: Control on loading a program [message #77813 is a reply to message #77765] |
Mon, 04 August 2003 06:29 |
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Originally posted by: javaproject_7.hotmail.com
Hi Alian,
"alain" <alain@nowhere.ca> wrote in message news:bgeg4l$gct$1@eclipse.org...
> Jose wrote:
>
> > Hello all,
>
> > Is it possible to control loading of program to the hardware from CDT?.
>
> Do you mean by loading? when gdb is "running" the program or when
> the program is being downloaded to a remote embedded target ?
I mean downloading program to remote embedded target .
We are using the load command to do this,unsing a ini file.
But this does'nt allow us to terminate while downloading.
Thanks,
Jose
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> > I am using Eclipse 2.1 and cdt 1.0.1.
> > The user may want to terminate loading during the loading process.
> > But now if we press the terminate button the program completes loading
and
> > then only terminate.
>
> > Is it possible to terminate loading so that it properly kills the GDB at
> > hardware as well as software
> > side properly?.
>
> I'm probably on the wrong track here, but ...
> CDT does not provide any way(yet, well at least not in the open source
> CDT, third parties provide this already) to download a program to an
> embedded target, so one assume that you have a ".gdbinit" doing some
> magic, and then it is probably to late. When you hit the terminate
> -gdb-exit is call.
>
> Something to think about, but in CDT-2.0, we are suppose to provide
> a mean for target to be downloaded and at this point it should be possible
> to interrupt the stream.
>
>
>
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