2 May 2002 17:33
Question about multi-threaded gdb
Alan Lehotsky <apl <at> alum.mit.edu>
2002-05-02 15:33:35 GMT
2002-05-02 15:33:35 GMT
I'm developing tools for an embedded chip that contains 4 distinct (and heterogeneous) processors. (Well actually, there are two instances of two different processor types....) How difficult would it be to make GDB treat each of these processors as running separate threads in a single instance of GDB? -- -- Quality Software Management http://home.earthlink.net/~qsmgmt apl <at> alum.mit.edu (978)287-0435 Voice (978)808-6836 Cell Software Process Improvement / Management Consulting Language Design / Compiler Implementation
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> but I need to work with the gdb debugger and I have following problem with
> it, I'll appreciate any help solving them:
> I can't set break points using function names. it always tries doing
> "break 'func name' " and this doesn't work. I cant either display
> variables, it doesn't show me the variable data, or says "Internal error:
> 'this' is not an aggregate".
> I have compiled with the -xs flags as was written in tip #42 to use for
> cases of working with gdb and compiling with CC.
> but it doesn't seem to be the sufficient solution.
> any information regarding my problem will be appreciated.
> 10x,
> limor hevrony
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