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Re: [ptp-dev] debugger
Sorry for the late reply Donny. I've been working in these files as well but why don't you just upload your to CVS (my pretty-close-to-current version is in CVS as well). We can then deal with conflicts. I'm working hard on fixing up the RTE so that it's not hard-coded and you can switch between the simulated one and the OMPI/ORTE one through the preferences. Basically it works, just requiring some tidying up here and there before I commit it.
Once that's in I'll redo the preferences page for the simulated environment so that you can setup parameters that you like - such as how many parallel machines you 'see' and how many nodes exist on each machine. Probably even some simulated jobs that run on those machines as well. This configuration panel will be marginally complicated so might take me a few days but since it's just a simulation I'll not waste too much time making it super-perfect at this time. 

-- Nathan
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Donny Kurniawan wrote:


Greg,

So basically, we make the runtime model and the debug model the same?
The IProcess is part of the platform debug model, does ptp.core.IPProcess extend debug.core.model.IProcess ? 

Nathan,
I've modified 2 files in ptp.launch:
- ParallelLaunchConfigurationDelegate.java
- plugin.xml (for some dependencies)

Do you want me to send both files to you or upload them to CVS?

Thanks,
Donny
On 6/23/05, *Greg Watson* <gwatson@xxxxxxxx <mailto:gwatson@xxxxxxxx>> wrote: 

    Donny,

    Further to our conversation yesterday, I don't think you should be
    using IProcess at all, rather you should be using
    org.eclipse.ptp.core.IPProcess which represents one process in a
    parallel job in the model. You should also use the parallel run
    configuration to launch the job, but you will need to modify this so
    that you can launch under debugger control. I believe there is a
    preference setting that allows you to simulate a job launch, so you
    should use this to invoke your simulator.

    You will need to discuss this with Nathan to work out how the runtime
    and debugger are going to interoperate.

    Greg
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