Re: [cdt-debug-dev] Debugging multiple core microcontrollers.

[Kim Lux <lux@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Fri, 2005-11-11 at 17:12 -0500, Mikhail Khodjaiants wrote:
> But at least the launching has to be synchronized, doesn't it? You
> have to
> pass arguments, session parameters. In this case you need to write
> your own
> launch configuration.

Yes and no.

The launch process I see is:

a) upload xgate and 9s12x code into flash.

b) reset both processors.  The xgate processor will be inactive until
enabled by the 9s12x.  I guess I forgot to mention that the xgate
processor is a slave to the 9s12x.  The later controls all aspects of
the xgate's operation.  It can start it, stop it, etc. 

c) start the 9S12x via the debugger.  It will start the xgate processor
after it has copied the code to RAM and wants it to start. 

d) break either/or processor as needed.  It would be helpful to have a
"break both processors" command from either side.  Maybe also a resume
both processor command.  Other than that, not much. 

> Otherwise, you can start two sessions in the workbench and monitor
> each by
> switching the context in the Debug view.

2 debug sessions in the same Eclipse session ?  How do I do that ?

Can I do a third to debug the Java code as well ?

Thanks for discussing this with me. 


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Kim Lux,  Diesel Research Inc.