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newbie CDT debugger help-m68k toolchain [message #97555] Sat, 27 March 2004 11:01 Go to next message
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I have just started using the CDT plugin and for the most part it has
been easy.

Now I want to debug my project and something is wrong.

I'm cross compiling with the m68k GNU toolchain on windows XP.

I have setup my project to in preferences to use "GNU ELF parser"
with the binary parsers
m68k-elf-addr2line
m68k-elf-c++filt

To configure the debugger I go into the run... menu system and
select my elf file as the application.
opentcp_mcf5282/src/opentcp_mcf5282.elf

Whenever I do this it gives me the error "no debugger available" and
won't let me select anything on the debugger tab.
I am assuming that this means I have my parser wrong, but what's wrong
with it. Has anyone else had any luck using the m68k toolchain?

NZG.
Re: newbie CDT debugger help-m68k toolchain [message #97716 is a reply to message #97555] Sat, 27 March 2004 16:57 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: alain.nowhere.ca

NZG wrote:

> I have just started using the CDT plugin and for the most part it has
> been easy.

> Now I want to debug my project and something is wrong.

> I'm cross compiling with the m68k GNU toolchain on windows XP.

> I have setup my project to in preferences to use "GNU ELF parser"
> with the binary parsers
> m68k-elf-addr2line
> m68k-elf-c++filt

> To configure the debugger I go into the run... menu system and
> select my elf file as the application.
> opentcp_mcf5282/src/opentcp_mcf5282.elf

> Whenever I do this it gives me the error "no debugger available" and
> won't let me select anything on the debugger tab.
> I am assuming that this means I have my parser wrong, but what's wrong
> with it. Has anyone else had any luck using the m68k toolchain?

There is no matching debugger, in the
org.eclipse.cdt.debug.mi.core/plugin.xml
for your cpu m68k.
The debug launch plugin is trying to match a debugger in its list
to what cpu type the elf/coff parser returns and 'native' does not match.
That is the long explanation 8-)

Maybe for CDT-2 we can create a "generic" debugger matching all to make
things easier ..

> NZG.
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