Is it possible to note down in detail the steps you took to get this debug thing up and running?
I too am looking for a way to be able to debug in Eclipse (or something similar: if you have suggestions, just tell). My situation: I'm running WindowsXP as host and then VMWare with Kubuntu as guest OS. In there, I'm currently experimenting with the FoxBoard. Till now, these are all very small test apps and are doable without decent debug environment. However, since the complexity will grow one day, I would like to have an IDE-based debugger and was thinking of Eclipse in combination with the gdb debugger inside FoxBoard, via LAN. However, I have no clue on how to set up such environment. Any help would be much appreciated. Do the guys of Acme have any suggestion? How do they debug their code? Best rgds, --Geert --- In [email protected], "mgesualdo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Kirby, > > right yesterday I was successful doing it! > > Maybe I know what's missing in your procedure. > > On host side, after you've issued the "target remote ..." command, > you need to send the "file hellowor" command to let the gdb know where > to load symbol table from and then the listing of your source code > should be available if you compiled the executable with -g option. > > Right after that no "run" command should be necessary because the > process has already been initiated by server side. What you need to > run the program is hust a "continue" command. > > Let me know if you reach your goal too, ok? > > Regards, Mino. >
