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Remote debugging issues [message #145783]

Fri, 20 May 2005 03:30

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: ude.npn-gmbh.de

I'm working on remote development for embedded Linux from a Cygwin host.
Everything (i tried) seems to work as I can tell after a short period of
time. Now people find it annoying to start gdbserver everytime by hand on
the target machine and asked me if it could be launched remotely. I thought
RPC would be the way to go. Can anyone tell how to achieve that and how to
integate the mechanism (if i get it to work) into the integrated workbench?
I'm very new to RPC as eclipse/cdt as well. And it would be nice to have a
remote shell as a window in the C/C++ perspective too. If nobody has done it
yet, i think i'd gonna go to write my own plugin. I just don't want to
reinvent the wheel.

TIA,
Hans

Re: Remote debugging issues [message #145792 is a reply to message #145783]

Fri, 20 May 2005 05:15

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: johan.nosp.m.appeal.se

This is basically what bug 30094 (and to some extent bug 30091) is about:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=30094

CC yourself, vote for it, or if you implement something, please update
the Bugzilla.

Regards //Johan

Hans - J. Ude wrote:
> I'm working on remote development for embedded Linux from a Cygwin host.
> Everything (i tried) seems to work as I can tell after a short period of
> time. Now people find it annoying to start gdbserver everytime by hand on
> the target machine and asked me if it could be launched remotely. I thought
> RPC would be the way to go. Can anyone tell how to achieve that and how to
> integate the mechanism (if i get it to work) into the integrated workbench?
> I'm very new to RPC as eclipse/cdt as well. And it would be nice to have a
> remote shell as a window in the C/C++ perspective too. If nobody has done it
> yet, i think i'd gonna go to write my own plugin. I just don't want to
> reinvent the wheel.
>
> TIA,
> Hans
>
>

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