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RE: Thread Support for remote debugging


I was use source for gdbserver based on GDB 5.0,
but I was add protocol support based on Quality Quorum source code
(multithread and zbreak packet support)
and move part of multithread support from GDB 5.0 core into gdbserver code.
There are some bugs, but looks and work quite good.
The most importent is: " we can start debug after all thread are created",
there are problems with adding or deleting thread in internal thread list.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Kegel [mailto:dank@kegel.com]
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 4:51 PM
To: Korbel, Michal
Cc: 'Michael Snyder'; Sarnath K - CTD, Chennai.; gdb@sources.redhat.com
Subject: Re: Thread Support for remote debugging


"Korbel, Michal" wrote:
> 
> GDB have remote thread support and works fine with remote multithread
> target,
> to work with this feature you need have GDBSERVER with remote thread
> support.
> In the middle of 2001 I was build own version GDBSERVER with remote thread
> support (x86-linux target only).
> GDB (this version only) have only one restriction, the connection to
remote
> target can by start only from console window, but after first breakpoints
we
> can use all GDB features with full mouse support.

Now I'm really confused.  What source did you use for gdbserver?

- Dan


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