Unfortunately, the only useful material on the debugger integration
is
the source code. The implementation based on the gdb/mi protocal is
in
the org.eclipse.cdt.debug.mi.core and
org.eclipse.cdt.debug.mi.ui
plugins. I would suggest to try to emulate the
mi protocol by your
command line debugger. If it is not possible, than you
have to ingrate
your debugger by implementing the CDI interface
(see
org.eclipse.cdt.debug.core.cdi.*
packages).
Regards,
Mikhail Khodjaiants
ARM
Ltd.
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Sent: 05
October 2006 12:03
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[cdt-dev] Integrating a debugger
Hi,
I'm almost there;
pretty close to a fairly decent form of the IDE
package built over Eclipse
& the CDT/MBS.
Thanks to all who helped me with my
queries.
The IDE currently deals with processes required to get
to the stage of
building a "final target".
We have a debugger (GUI
version & command line version) that has been
developed over many
years.
Integrating the GUI version is a more far-fetched & long term
plan.
Is it possible to integrate the command-line version into
the IDE
(similar to what GDB has)?
If there are some useful
discussions/material on this topic, I'd be
happy to read through.
On a
similar note, is it feasible to open a cygwin shell from the IDE?
(more of
a convenience
extension).
Thankyou,
Delicia.