Debugging Remote Applications with Eclipse - Revision history

Bserrano at 21:39, 26 March 2014

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Bserrano at 22:59, 4 March 2014

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Jgreene at 16:43, 11 December 2013

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Jgreene: Jgreene moved page Debugging Remote Applications with EMAC Eclipse to Debugging Remote Applications with Eclipse

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Jgreene moved page Debugging Remote Applications with EMAC Eclipse to Debugging Remote Applications with Eclipse

Mgloff at 22:53, 13 November 2013

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Mdean: Corrected

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Corrected

Jgreene at 17:32, 6 November 2013

2013-11-06T17:32:50Z

Jgreene: /* Lesson 2: Add Breakpoints */

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‎Lesson 2: Add Breakpoints

Jgreene: /* Lesson 2: Add Breakpoints */

2013-11-06T17:13:52Z

‎Lesson 2: Add Breakpoints

Jgreene: /* Debug Configuration Setup */

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‎Debug Configuration Setup

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	The Eclipse distribution is pre-configured with remote debug support provided by the Debug Perspective. This eliminates the need to learn GDB's command-line when a program needs to be debugged. Remote debug support is facilitated by gdbserver on the remote machine. The following guide will provide an introduction to the use of the Eclipse Debug Perspective to step through code in a multi-threaded C/C++ application compiled for an EMAC OE product. For a general introduction to debugging and to gain a better understanding of GDB, refer to the [[Remote Debugging EMAC OE SDK Projects with gdbserver\|EMAC OE SDK Debug Guide]].		The Eclipse distribution is pre-configured with remote debug support provided by the Debug Perspective. This eliminates the need to learn GDB's command-line when a program needs to be debugged. Remote debug support is facilitated by gdbserver on the remote machine. The following guide will provide an introduction to the use of the Eclipse Debug Perspective to step through code in a multi-threaded C/C++ application compiled for an EMAC OE product. For a general introduction to debugging and to gain a better understanding of GDB, refer to the [[Remote Debugging EMAC OE SDK Projects with gdbserver\|EMAC OE SDK Debug Guide]].

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	The Eclipse distribution is pre-configured with remote debug support provided by the Debug Perspective. This eliminates the need to learn GDB's command-line when a program needs to be debugged. Remote debug support is facilitated by gdbserver on the remote machine. The following guide will provide an introduction to the use of the Eclipse Debug Perspective to step through code in a multi-threaded C/C++ application compiled for an EMAC OE product. For a general introduction to debugging and to gain a better understanding of GDB, refer to the [[Remote Debugging EMAC OE SDK Projects with gdbserver\|EMAC OE SDK Debug Guide]].		The Eclipse distribution is pre-configured with remote debug support provided by the Debug Perspective. This eliminates the need to learn GDB's command-line when a program needs to be debugged. Remote debug support is facilitated by gdbserver on the remote machine. The following guide will provide an introduction to the use of the Eclipse Debug Perspective to step through code in a multi-threaded C/C++ application compiled for an EMAC OE product. For a general introduction to debugging and to gain a better understanding of GDB, refer to the [[Remote Debugging EMAC OE SDK Projects with gdbserver\|EMAC OE SDK Debug Guide]].

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-The EMAC Eclipse distribution is pre-configured with remote debug support provided by the Debug Perspective. This eliminates the need to learn GDB's command-line when a program needs to be debugged. Remote debug support is facilitated by gdbserver on the remote machine. The following guide will provide an introduction to the use of the Eclipse Debug Perspective to step through code in a multi-threaded C/C++ application compiled for an EMAC OE product. For a general introduction to debugging and to gain a better understanding of GDB, refer to the [[Remote Debugging EMAC OE SDK Projects with gdbserver|EMAC OE SDK Debug Guide]].
+The Eclipse distribution is pre-configured with remote debug support provided by the Debug Perspective. This eliminates the need to learn GDB's command-line when a program needs to be debugged. Remote debug support is facilitated by gdbserver on the remote machine. The following guide will provide an introduction to the use of the Eclipse Debug Perspective to step through code in a multi-threaded C/C++ application compiled for an EMAC OE product. For a general introduction to debugging and to gain a better understanding of GDB, refer to the [[Remote Debugging EMAC OE SDK Projects with gdbserver|EMAC OE SDK Debug Guide]].
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 * For instructions relating to fields in the main tab, refer to Figure 1 below.
-   i. Choose a connection from the ''Connection:'' drop-down menu or click ''New...'' to [[Remote System Explorer Setup for EMAC Eclipse#Create a Remote Connection|create a new one]].
+   i. Choose a connection from the ''Connection:'' drop-down menu or click ''New...'' to [[Remote System Explorer Setup for Eclipse#Create a Remote Connection|create a new one]].
    * The default for the ''Project:'' field will be the currently-active project. If this is not the EMAC SDK project or if your source code is contained in another project, click ''Browse...'' to choose the correct project.
    * Choose a value for the ''C/C++ Application:'' using one of the methods listed below:
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 == See Also ==
-* [[EMAC Eclipse Introduction]]
+* [[Eclipse Introduction]]
-* [[Installing EMAC Eclipse]]
+* [[Installing Eclipse]]
-* [[Configuring EMAC Eclipse]]
+* [[Configuring Eclipse]]
 * [[Using the Eclipse Terminal View]]
 * [[Eclipse_Remote_System_Explorer|Remote System Explorer]]
-** [[Remote System Explorer Setup for EMAC Eclipse|RSE Setup]]
+** [[Remote System Explorer Setup for Eclipse|RSE Setup]]
-** [[Remote System Explorer SFTP Setup for EMAC Eclipse|RSE SFTP Setup]]
+** [[Remote System Explorer SFTP Setup for Eclipse|RSE SFTP Setup]]
 ** [[Remote System Explorer Shell and Terminal Setup|Remote Shell and Terminal Setup]]
-*[[ Executing_Remote_Applications_with_EMAC_Eclipse | Execute Remote Applications ]]
+*[[ Executing_Remote_Applications_with_Eclipse | Execute Remote Applications ]]
 *[[ Remote Debugging EMAC OE SDK Projects with gdbserver| EMAC OE SDK Debugging Guide ]]
-[[Category:EMAC Eclipse]]
+[[Category:Eclipse]]

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 * [[Configuring EMAC Eclipse]]
 * [[Using the Eclipse Terminal View]]
-* [[Remote System Explorer Configuration for EMAC Eclipse|Remote System Explorer Configuration]]
+* [[Eclipse_Remote_System_Explorer|Remote System Explorer]]
 ** [[Remote System Explorer Setup for EMAC Eclipse|RSE Setup]]
 ** [[Remote System Explorer SFTP Setup for EMAC Eclipse|RSE SFTP Setup]]

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 Before switching to the Eclipse Debug Perspective, it is necessary to set up a Debug configuration that specifies the EMAC OE SDK version of GDB as the debugger. This is important because the remote target's CPU architecture must be taken into account by the debugger since each EMAC OE SDK is configured specifically for its particular target board.
-The following procedure uses field values which are specific to this particular debug session. Because of this, it should be treated as an example of how to set up a Debug Configuration rather than a general guide to doing so.
+The following procedure uses field values which are specific to this particular debug session. Because of this, it should be treated as an example of how to set up a Debug Configuration rather than a general guide for doing so.
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	The EMAC Eclipse distribution is pre-configured with remote debug support provided by the Debug Perspective. This eliminates the need to learn GDB's command-line when a program needs to be debugged. Remote debug support is facilitated by gdbserver on the remote machine. The following guide will provide an introduction to the use of the Eclipse Debug Perspective to step through code in a multi-threaded C/C++ application compiled for an EMAC OE product. For a general introduction to debugging and to gain a better understanding of GDB, refer to the [[Remote Debugging EMAC OE SDK Projects with gdbserver\|EMAC OE SDK Debug Guide]].		The EMAC Eclipse distribution is pre-configured with remote debug support provided by the Debug Perspective. This eliminates the need to learn GDB's command-line when a program needs to be debugged. Remote debug support is facilitated by gdbserver on the remote machine. The following guide will provide an introduction to the use of the Eclipse Debug Perspective to step through code in a multi-threaded C/C++ application compiled for an EMAC OE product. For a general introduction to debugging and to gain a better understanding of GDB, refer to the [[Remote Debugging EMAC OE SDK Projects with gdbserver\|EMAC OE SDK Debug Guide]].

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 === Lesson 2: Add Breakpoints ===
 After starting the debug session, the next step is to add breakpoints. The procedure below covers this topic.
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 . In the upper-right frame of Eclipse Views, the Variable View should be showing. Click the Breakpoints View tab to bring it into focus in that frame.