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Remote Debugging with Eclipse CDT

Eclipse is an open source development platform comprised of extensible frameworks, tools and run times for building, deploying and managing software across the life cycle. CDT is the name of the C/C++ development plug-in. It includes a graphical GDB front end. The following slides are a short visual “how to” demonstrating configuring and using CDT to debug a remote target with GDB.

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Remote Debugging with Eclipse CDT

Eclipse is an open source development platform comprised of extensible frameworks, tools and run times for building, deploying and managing software across the life cycle. CDT is the name of the C/C++ development plug-in. It includes a graphical GDB front end. The following slides are a short visual “how to” demonstrating configuring and using CDT to debug a remote target with GDB.

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Remote Debugging With

Eclipse is an open source development platform


comprised of extensible frameworks, tools and run
times for building, deploying and managing software
across the life cycle.
CDT is the name of the C/C++ development plug-in.
It includes a graphical GDB front end.
The following slides will show you how to configure
and use it.
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Opening the Debugging Menu

1. From your open


project, open the Run
menu and Choose
“Debug...”

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Creating a Debug Profile
[Link] a new
debug profile

[Link] it a
name

4. Choose
project and
binary

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Configuring The Debugger
5. 5.
Choose
Choose
type
(local/remote)
GDBServer

6. Add path to
GDB from
tool chain

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Configure Dynamic Libraries

7. Add path
to system
libraries for
the target
machine in
your tool
chain's lib
directory

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Configure Connection and Save

8. Choose
connection type
(serial or TCP) and
provide details

9. Use the
“Apply” button
to save your
debug profile

10. Click “Debug” to


start debugging
immediately

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Eclipse Debug Session
Step, Next, Breakpoints, registers,
Continue variables and signals
buttons

Threads
and call
stacks

Source
code

Status,
memory
watches Symbols

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Happy Bug Hunting!
The End.

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