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Re: libGDB and gdbserver questions
> Then each copy of gdb would connect to a "redirector" you can write, that
> will basically forward all packets to invididual instances of gdbserver.
MPICH already has such wrapper (I was sure it was, but couldn't find
it yesterday...):
It has a "parallel gdb" version called mpigdb:
http://www-unix.mcs.anl.gov/mpi/mpich/docs/userguide/node26.htm#Node29
It wraps the stdio and allows to send gdb commands either to all nodes
or to one specified node. The worst thing is that it works
synchronously - when you issue "step" to one node you can not issue
other commands (even switching to another node) until the step
completes.
As for me, such solution is not suitable even for small MPI programs,
because of process interaction and blocking of the individual steps on
MPI_Recv() and similar.
Anyhow, I don't know the interactive debugger that is capable of
debugging 1000 and more processes.
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Best regards,
Konstantin.