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how eclipse synchronizes its views? [message #994806]

Fri, 28 December 2012 10:20

ben agai

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Registered: July 2012

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hell, i have a general question about how eclipse synchronizes all its views.

when i debug c code in eclipse it is done with the gdb debugger, it means that the Variables view ,for example, is using the gdb as it's resource.
eclipse has many more views like 'registersView','DisassemblyView', 'BreakpointsView' etc.

my question is: if all the views are open and each on of them is using the gdb as its resource, how does eclipse synchronize each of the view's commands that are sent to the gdb?
how each of the views know when to send it's commands or wait till the other finishes it's own commands sending?

if i have posted this article on the wrong forum i'm sorry, i didnt know where to put this article.

any help is appreciated.

thanks.

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Re: how eclipse synchronizes its views? [message #995396 is a reply to message #994806]

Sun, 30 December 2012 00:25

Thomas Schindl

Messages: 6651
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Looks like you better ask at CDT newsgroup

Tom

Am 28.12.12 11:20, schrieb ben agai:
> hell, i have a general question about how eclipse synchronizes all its
> views.
>
> when i debug c code in eclipse it is done with the gdb debugger, it
> means that the Variables view ,for example, is using the gdb as it's
> resource.
> eclipse has many more views like 'registersView','DisassemblyView',
> 'BreakpointsView' etc.
>
> my question is: if all the views are open and each on of them is using
> the gdb as its resource, how does eclipse synchronize each of the view's
> commands that are sent to the gdb?
> how each of the views know when to send it's commands or wait till the
> other finishes it's own commands sending?
>
> if i have posted this article on the wrong forum i'm sorry, i didnt know
> where to put this article.
>
> any help is appreciated.
>
> thanks.

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