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David McKnight [mailto:dmcknigh@xxxxxxxxxx]
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To: Doug Schaefer
Cc: David Dykstal; Target Management developer discussions; Ewa
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Subject: RE: [dsdp-tm-dev] CDT
Launch Integration
The launch integration used for the demo was fairly
independent of CDT, itself, since it used an IBM engine with the IBM PICL debug
technology. Attached are some screenshots that might give you and
idea of what was done in the demo. RSE is not yet in the DSDP CVS
repository (hopefully soon).
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This sounds like interesting stuff. Are their any
changes to CDT needed to support this launch integration? Is there a screencast
of the demo that we can show around?
Also I don’t seem to be able to see RSE in the DSDP CVS
repository at all. Is it there or somewhere else?
Thanks,
Doug Schaefer, QNX Software Systems
Eclipse CDT Project Lead, http://cdtdoug.blogspot.com
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dsdp-tm-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dsdp-tm-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Oberhuber, Martin
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 11:14 AM
To: ken.ryall@xxxxxxxxx; Ewa Matejska; David Dykstal;
dmcknigh@xxxxxxxxxx
Cc: Target Management developer
discussions
Subject: [dsdp-tm-dev] CDT Launch Integration
Hello,
One of our goals we had talked about in the Chicago meeting, was that we wanted to create
a CDT Launch Integration for the
RSE.
That integration should originally live in the CDT. However, now that our
project plan turned out to culminate in a release in September, which is a bit
after the CDT release, this doesn’t seem practical any more.
Therefore, I suggest to create the CDT Launch Integration as part of the RSE Examples, in our repository. Having it
in the examples shields us from a hard dependency to the CDT; and, taking into
account that our Launch Integration would most typically be used as the
blueprint for vendor-specific Launches much more than being of genuine use on
its own, even more warrants its living in the examples.
It's time now to tackle this goal.
Dave's (at IBM): You showed an RSE-based Launch at the Toronto meeting.
Could you please look into contributing the most basic structure of this Launch
as an RSE example, such that the CDT users among us can build on it and enhance
it.
I think the most basic structure would essentially be the LaunchConfigurationTab that holds the dropdown for selecting an RSE Connection,
and the dropdown itself. I guess that a "blank"
LaunchConfigurationDelegate which just holds the constants for storing
connection data should suffice - we won't need any code for actually launching
an IBM debugger, though this might be helpful for understanding the debugger
launching.
Ken and Ewa: You seem to be the two from our group, which are
most exposed to the CDT. Have you started experimenting with the RSE yet?
Given that you get a Launch blueprint from the Dave's, could you extend this to
do something useful, with a remote gdbserver for instance? - I guess that all
you'd need from the already selected connection would be the remote computer's
IP address which should be easy to obtain.
If somehow possible, I'd like to have a first version of the CDT Launch Example available with our M1 milestone,
which is April 7 or two weeks after EclipseCon.
Does that sound realistic?
Thanks,
Martin
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