| Re: [cdt-dev] Help to implement DSF |
Thank you Jason ! Your response was in the spam …. I’ve extended such similar classes or extension points, I don’t’ have GDBControl, I’ll try to add it. But for now, I try to add the info thread because now I’ve Ø Hello [STxP70 Debug C/C++ Application] GOOD o Unknown name [i1] NOT GOOD § Thread[1] null (Context…) (Supended : Container) NOT GOOD Note that I use a “in-house” GDB Before, with CDI, I’ve extended an org.eclipse.cdt.debug.core.CDebugger and I’ve added in cliInfoThreadCommnd my class to surcharge the info thread. But with DSF, I don’t get through this class, how can I do ? From: cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jason Litton Hi Christelle, That's a tough area of the code. We're doing something similar and we've extended: GDBBackend GDBControl GdbFinalLaunchSequence (this is HARD to get through) GdbLaunch GdbLaunchDelegate ServicesLaunchSequence All of that was necessary to get a DSF launch. You can do a lot of super() stuff in there, but there's a fair bit of customization that needs to take place. Keep asking questions, though. This list can get you pretty good pointers. Jason From: "Christelle BURGUERA" <Christelle.BURGUERA@xxxxxx> Hi, I work for STMicroelectronics and we have an IDE providing software development tools based on Eclipse and CDT. Until now, we used the framework CDI, but it is necessary to implement the DSF framework. I began adding special LaunchDelegate and involving the services LaunchSequence, GDBBackend and other GDBDebugServicesFactory ... My debug starts but I miss the thread info, views Registers, and the GDBConsole Dissassembly are empty ... I'm missing links, extensions ... I do not know what. I try to debug Eclipse and its DSF to understand how it works but it is very complex and I’m drowning L Anyone knows a good tutorial, a documentation or a someone who did already this job ??? HELP please ! Chris
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