RDBG on pc386
Charles Steaderman
charlies at poliac.com
Tue Jan 14 21:07:21 UTC 2003
Your latter statement is what I am looking to do. I perform TCP/IP stack
initialization, rdbg initialization, followed by /my/ 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.
- Charlie
Quality Quorum wrote:
>On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, Charles Steaderman wrote:
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>>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.
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>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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>>- Charlie
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>Thanks,
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>Aleksey
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Charlie Steaderman
charlies at poliac.com
VP Engineering
Poliac Research Corporation
Phone: 952.707.6245
Cel: 612.242.6364
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