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How to get the binary being debugged in DSF [message #1256453]

Tue, 25 February 2014 07:52

Eclipse User

I am looking for the API that will allow me to get access to the binary file being debugged in a given DSF session.

In the CDT standard debugger model I was able to get it using the following code:

CDebugTarget dt = (CDebugTarget) ((IDebugElement) DebugUITools.getDebugContext().getAdapter(IDebugElement.class)).getDebugTarget();
IBinaryObject object = dt.getBinaryFile();

Is there any similar way to get the binary knowing the current DSFSession ID?

Re: How to get the binary being debugged in DSF [message #1256517 is a reply to message #1256453]

Tue, 25 February 2014 09:16

Eclipse User

With DSF things are a little trickier because we support multi-process debugging.
If you want to find the binary that is specified in the launch, you can use

     DsfServicesTracker tracker = new DsfServicesTracker(GdbPlugin.getBundleContext(), fSession.getId());
     IGDBBackend backend = tracker.getService(IGDBBackend.class);
     IPath execPath = backend.getProgramPath();

There is currently no way to find ask for the binary used per process in a multi-process session.

Marc

Re: How to get the binary being debugged in DSF [message #1258506 is a reply to message #1256517]

Thu, 27 February 2014 08:01

Eclipse User

That's it. Thank you!
Marcin

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