Hello
Marc,
I have the same need as Chonduy. Thanks for you
explanation.
Just to be sure :
·
CDI doesn’t support multicore ; we must
switch/extend to DSF in order to get multicore features?
·
The Multicore visualizer, in this case, is not
supporting CDI debugger ?
Thanks in advance,
Maherzia
Hi,
that is a pretty wide question J The good news is that many people have done
this so you may be able to find help.
First, most, if not all, of the work done on
CDT Debugging these days is on the DSF framework instead of
CDI, so you might want to look into that (google around for
info). Also, there is an active effort to improve multicore
debugging for CDT through the Multicore Debug workgroup.
You might consider calling in to collaborate and progress
forward. Info can be found here: https://wiki.eclipse.org/CDT/MultiCoreDebugWorkingGroup
CDT/DSF has an integration of GDB which is used
by many or extended to suite their multicore needs. The
code is the best documentation here, but we do have a page
describing how to start extending it: https://wiki.eclipse.org/CDT/cdt-debug-dsf-gdb-extensibility
I hope this gives you a starting point.
Marc
I currently have an application debugger
using CDT with single view/ CDI. If I want to extend
it to support CDT multicore, what are the steps that I
need to do? any tutorial document for this?