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Re: [cdt-debug-dev] About working with memory in debugger

On Tue, 29 Oct 2002, Igor S Zamjatin wrote:

>   Hi all!
> 
> At first I want to say that all CDT Developers do a great job and want to 
> thank them a lot.
> 
> I want to ask when approximately we can expect some version of Memory 
> View. May be prior variant is in CVS Repository already? 

It is already in CVS and if you look at the history on this list it
is undergoing development right now!
 
> And another question is will it possible to change memory from Eclipse-CDT 
> and how it will be connected with GDB/MI protocol? As I can see there is 
> no any command that change memory. Some -var* commands do similar actions 
> but I'm not shure that it is possible to write something directly by 
> memory address using that commands.

I haven't looked at the code for the Memory View specifically
but you can always do a manual set of a random memory address
to a value if I remember correctly.  Something along the lines
of: 
 set *(int*)(0x8034565) = 12
should work (I'm certain I've used this in the past though the syntax
looks a little gunky).

Take a peek in CVS and find out!

Thomas


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Thomas (toe-mah) Fletcher       QNX Software Systems
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