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Multi-core debugging [message #102823] Fri, 21 May 2004 09:19
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Hi all,

This is my first posting, and am relatively new to CDT.

I'm wondering if there are any special concerns I should be aware of if I
want to implement multi-core debugging. What I mean by this is that, with
a single Eclipse instance, I wish to connect (gdb-mi) to at least two
debuggers running systemC simulations. Does Eclipse/CDT allow this?
Probably not natively, but can it be made to work, or are there built-in
limitations such as the breakpoint stack doesn't maintain breakpoints'
origins?

Alternatively, I suppose I could maintain a seperate CDT project for each
debugger, and run them concurrently. If I do this, is there a way a
project can synchronize data with another? These two simulations actually
run in conjnuction with one-another, so it would be helpful if I could
handshake between them. Perhaps these questions are better suited for
general Eclipse newsgroups.

Any help, including redirection, would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

-Dan.
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