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Your latter statement is what I am looking to do. I perform TCP/IP
stack initialization, rdbg initialization, followed by <i>my</i> task
creation. I would like to stop initialization after TCP/IP stack
initialization and rdbg initialization are complete so that I can debug
my tasks at any point during their processing. Unfortunately, I don't
know how to stop after rdbg initialization is complete. My tasks all
load an start before I have a chance to connect with the debugger.<br>
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- Charlie<br>
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<pre wrap="">Does this mean that I can't control remote initialization when debugging
over TCP/IP? I forgot to mention in my initial post that I am trying to
debug over TCP/IP.
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If you have to debug RTOS initialization, usually there are no TCP and no
task infrastructure yet running, RTEMS is no exclusion. BTW, you can
always use terminal server for debugging if location is a problem.
If you wan to debug initialization of your tasks only , make root taks to
come up first, initialize debugging environment and then proceed with
initializing your tasks from the root task.
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Thanks,
Aleksey
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Charlie Steaderman
<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:charlies@poliac.com">charlies@poliac.com</a>
VP Engineering
Poliac Research Corporation
Phone: 952.707.6245
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