Connect to already running target?
Andrew Cagney
ac131313@redhat.com
Thu Jun 26 14:49:00 GMT 2003
> Is it possible to connect to an already running remote target with
> "target remote" and/or "target async"?
>
> As of GDB 5.0, the answer appears to be no, unless I've just not hit
> on the right incantation. If the initial '?' packet gets a 'T'
> response, of course GDB assumes the target is stopped. If it gets an
> "O" response (which the docs seem to suggest should work), it treats
> it as a fatal packet error and a failed connection. If it gets an
> empty reply, it reports a packet error but then appears to be waiting
> for the target to stop (or just a further reply). But trying to
> interrupt the target with ctrl-C doesn't work - the ctrl-C packet is
> apparently not sent. Same result if it gets *no* reply, but without
> the packet error mesage.
>
> I searched the list archive, but all I came up with is a post from
> Andrew dated August 2002 RE dropping "target cisco" support, where he
> mentioned that the cisco target supported connecting to a running
> target and this should be integrated into the standard remote
> targets. Has that happened yet?
Neither have happened.
Andrew
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