Andi Kleen wrote:
>
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> "Williams, Rodger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > The R2D2 Debugger is available at no charge for personal and academic use,
> > and $199 per seat license for commercial developers.
>
> Amazing that they charge so much for a easy hack of kgdbstub. If it patches
> any kernel/rtlinux code that part will be GPLed anyways. If it patches
> any GDB or DDD code that part too. So there is probably not too much
> left in between.
>
This tool is not kgdb, ddd, gdbstub or anything like that. This is a
tool for monitoring the data structures in the kernel of a running
system. It is used for dynamic tuning and control of applications.
The step and trace I spoke about in my earlier reply, is based on
gdbstub, and we won't be charging for it, and yes you do get the source
code.
Zentropix contributes a lot its work back to the community. If you feel
that every should be provided at no charge, you are free to come and
work for us for nothing :)
Stuart Hughes,
Zentropix.
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