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Re: [cdt-dev] DSF-GDB register view
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Hi,
In your launch delegate, you can define a subclass of GdbLaunch and override its getServiceFactory(). Also create a subclass of GdbDebugServicesFactory. In method getServiceFactory(), return an object of SampleGdbDebugServicesFactory. In SampleGdbDebugServicesFactory, override createRegistersService(DsfSession session) to return an object of SampleMIRegisters.
Thanks
Abeer Bagul
Tensilica India
P.S. Please carry on the conversation in the cdt-dev mailing list so that anyone else can also pitch in with their suggestions.
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 9:59 AM, shalini shalini
<shalini1270@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi ,
I submitted the query as Currently DSF-GDB only defines one
register group for all registers in the backend . How to define the
custom register groups and how to add the bitfields to the default
DSF-GDB register view.
Then, the eclipse organization people send this answer as One way
is to create a subclass of MIRegisters service and override the
methods getRegisterGroups(...) and getRegisters(...). You can then
create your own register groups in getRegisterGroups(...) and assign
registers to groups in getRegisters(...).
You might have to override ServicesLaunchSequence to make sure your
subclass service gets initialized instead of MIRegisters service.
According to the above answer i create one SampleMIRegisters and
this class extends the MIRegisters .Then how to connect my sample
MIRegisters with the override ServicesLaunchSequence. Please help
me...
Best Regards
Shalini Magham
