On 04/09/2014 06:27 PM, Bernd Mueller wrote:
I stepped through the program until the problem occurred and hit then pause. As far as I could see, nothing happened. Then I hit stop.
I once was told that with using gdbserver, "Pause" (while not hitting a breakpoint) is not possible.
That is why I found that using ssh to remote-control "normal" gdb on the target (instead of locally controlling gdb and having it connect to gdbserver on the target) would be more appropriate.
Moreover I found that, with an embedded target, finding or creating a normal gdb might be a lot easier that finding or creating the "cross gdb" (running on PC but understanding the Target's files) plus the gdbserver for the target.
I found that - at that time - the code for ssh'ing gdb was present in the Lazarus source but was commented out (supposedly because it's not yet ready for use).
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