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RE: [dsdp-dd-dev] DSF GDB/MI setup on Linux
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Hi
Sheldon,
I
updated the twiki to add the steps that were missing. There is no separate
Linux section as I believe the two setups
are
very similar.
If you
ran into the same problems as I did, then my guess is that you might not
have been running with the latest DSF code.
You
must check-out the DSF plugins (as listed in the twiki), build them and launch a
new Eclipse (from within your running
Eclipse.) After that, when you create your Hello
project and Launch it, you must switch to the Debug
perspective
and
expand the process tree to be able to select the main thread. Then, you
should be able to single step through your
project.
Note
that the printouts will not appear in the console. This is not working
yet.
Let me
know if it works for you.
Thanks
Marc
Hi,
have you update
the twiki for linux installation, because i have tried the DSF framework on a
linux workstation and it did not work
Regards,
Sheldon
On 3/23/07, Marc Khouzam
(QA/EMC) <marc.khouzam@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi all,
After the phone meeting we had yesterday, we
replaced the DSF code automatically downloaded by Eclipse with the
latest DSF Head and we were able to get the
current implementation of GDB/MI on DSF to work on Linux with GDB 6.6.
All the features that we expected to work,
did.
I will try to update the wiki to
include the setup for Linux.
As Veenu mentioned, the Debug perspective did not
get set automatically, which in turn requires the user
to select the running thread before being able to see the
current-debug-line highlighted. I guess this
is something that we will look at when we are more familiar with
DSF.
We will now move on to get familiar with the
documentation that Pawel kindly suggested.
Thanks for your
help.
marc
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