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Re: [cdt-debug-dev] Debugging multiple core microcontrollers.
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At 04:25 PM 11/11/2005, Kim Lux wrote:
> Otherwise, you can start two sessions in the workbench and monitor
> each by
> switching the context in the Debug view.
2 debug sessions in the same Eclipse session ? How do I do that ?
Can I do a third to debug the Java code as well ?
Thanks for discussing this with me.
[Sorry; accidentally hit the send button prematurely]
You would have two launch configurations and individually launch each
one. Of course, you would only have one registers view, one variables
view, etc. The context for those views are provided by the selection
in the Debug view. [There is work in progress to make this more
flexible. Most of the requirements driving the changes are coming
from the embedded community working in multi-core, multi-processor
environments (the DSDP Eclipse sub-project).]
As was pointed out, you can do this today with two desktop CDT
sessions. For example, you can have two projects: one that builds a
client app, the other a sever one. You can create launch
configurations that will launch each project's output and then debug
them simultaneously. And a Java session at the same time? Sure. I
don't know why not. Then again, I've never tried it myself :-)
John
