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Eclipse for Scientific Computing 2022-23 doesn't support SDM [message #1851080]

Sun, 27 March 2022 14:01

Shambhavi Nandan

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Registered: March 2022

Junior Member

The latest version of Eclipse for Scientific Computing claims to have an 'in-built' parallel debugger-SDM but to me it seems that there is none or it is no more supported, which is quite unfortunate.

Infact I'm able to create and run a parallel C++ application by going to the "run configuration" . However when I do the same with "debug comfiguration", I get an error saying: "/usr/local/bin/sdm" not found.

Although it is clear that in the latest version of eclipse it should not look for this path because as per the latest update the SDM parallel debugger is already installed within. Interestingly, if I go to the "software update" in "HELP" tab, I can see that the SDM is already installed but even then eclipse looks for this path: "/usr/local/bin/sdm".

Any help will be tremendously appreciated.

Thanks,

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Re: Eclipse for Scientific Computing 2022-23 doesn't support SDM [message #1851095 is a reply to message #1851080]

Mon, 28 March 2022 06:26

Ed Merks

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Registered: July 2009

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I'm not sure the best place to ask a question about this. You could open a bug here:

https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=EPP

Or you could ask on the mailing list:

https://accounts.eclipse.org/mailing-list/epp-dev

Ed Merks
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Re: Eclipse for Scientific Computing 2022-23 doesn't support SDM [message #1854078 is a reply to message #1851080]

Sun, 31 July 2022 19:32

Eduardo Ribeiro

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Registered: July 2022

Junior Member

Hello.

I'm going to open a bug report for this.

But meanwhile I got it working (at least for local connections).

Just go into ~/.p2/pool/plugins/ and extract

org.eclipse.ptp.debug.sdm_9.4.1.202108312239.jar
org.eclipse.ptp.proxy_9.4.1.202108312239.jar
org.eclipse.ptp.utils_9.4.1.202108312239.jar

somewhere. Each one inside a directory named after the jar.
So you'll end up with

sdm_build
|------org.eclipse.ptp.debug.sdm_9.4.1.202108312239
|------org.eclipse.ptp.proxy_9.4.1.202108312239
|------org.eclipse.ptp.utils_9.4.1.202108312239

Then cd into org.eclipse.ptp.debug.sdm_9.4.1.202108312239 and run sh BUILD
After that run make
And you should have a sdm file inside the bin folder. Copy it to /usr/local/bin/ or somewhere else (just remember to update the location in eclipse settings)

Hope that helps.

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