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Whats things the gdbserver and gdb communicates when startup a program?
- From: "Bin Chen" <binary dot chen at gmail dot com>
- To: gdb at sourceware dot org
- Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:40:32 +0800
- Subject: Whats things the gdbserver and gdb communicates when startup a program?
Hello,
I am debugging a remote program in a MIPS board. This program is small
but it uses a large library(8M bytes, stripped). The library in my
host is far more large, unstripped, about 10M bytes.
When I start the program in the target:
gdbserver :9988 GtkLanucher
Then start gdb from host:
gdb GtkLauncher
blahblahblah...
> target remote 192.168.3.2:9988
Then the gdb stuck(actually is transferring some data thru network,
according the capture from ethereal).
Honestly my target's network card is buggy, not capable to run in a
long time. After several minutes, all things broken...
I just want to know whats data is transfered? In my case how much data
need to transferred to / from target/host?
Thanks.
Bin