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Re: [cdt-dev] Adding new MI commands to the gdb/mi interface for integration with CDT 
Hi,

Take a look at the packages in the org.eclipse.cdt.debug.mi.core plug-in
org.eclipse.cdt.debug.mi.core.command contains the commands and the command set factory (CommandFactory class). I think you have to modify the CommandFactory and add you own command in this package.
There are factories which makes it easy to override existing commands but I don't think it would be useful to you since you'd still have to modify CommandFactory and add a generic MIReplay class doing nothing. If you want to do this then you would do a separate package (like linux, macos and win32) and you would create your own factory extending StandardCommandFactory, create a Replay class extending the generic one (but with useful code this time) and add a commandFactory extension in plugin.xml. You could also create your own plug-in containing your factory and the Replay class and still use the commandFactory extension point. 

You would still need to call it somewhere...

I don't know CDI all that much so maybe someone has a better suggestion?

Marc-Andre

Rohit Girme wrote:

Hi,
I have been able to interface gdb with CDT using CDI. Now I want to add a new MI command corresponding to the new CLI command I have added. Then I can use this in Eclipse. But I cannot find any documentation for adding new commands to the gdb/mi interface. 

Thanks,
Rohit
On Sun, Dec 6, 2009 at 11:51 AM, Marc Khouzam <marc.khouzam@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:marc.khouzam@xxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote: 

    Hi,

    there are now two GDB integration is CDT.  The orginal one (CDI),
    and the new one (DSF-GDB).
    First, you will have to choose which one you want to use.  Very
    little work is being done in CDI and there
    are no big plans for the future.  DSF-GDB is more active, and
    already has support for a lot of the latest GDB features.

    Either way, adding a new MI command is not difficult, but then
    you'll have to call is somewhere (which shouldn't be too
    bad either :-)).

    In DSF-GDB, look for an example command like MIBreakInsert

    Marc

    P.S. DSF-GDB supports Process Record Replay from GDB 7.0, in case
    your 'replay' is related to that.

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    Subject: [cdt-dev] Adding new MI commands to the gdb/mi interface
    for   integration with CDT

    Hi,

    I have added a new feature/command in gdb called 'replay'. It
    doesnt matter what exactly replay does. Now I am trying to
    integrate this 'replay' with CDT. I will first have to add a new
    MI command for the gdb/mi interface.
    Does anyone know anything about this?
    Let me know if you need any more information.

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    Thanks & Regards,
    Rohit Girme

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