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Re: new simulator as a new gdb target

From: "Wenbo Yang" <solrex at gmail dot com>
To: s88 <dave dot tw at gmail dot com>
Cc: gdb at sourceware dot org
Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 11:52:26 +0800
Subject: Re: new simulator as a new gdb target
References: <581468c60705171734y2777155t793720d68b45b89f@mail.gmail.com> <c9d32f760705171904x42eadf52l17f3caeb85af17bd@mail.gmail.com>

Dave,

thanx for your reply...
Does any exist "gdbserver-like" template can let me do this job?
or, where do I find those files?

Actually it is very easy to write. It uses RSP protocol to communicate
with GDB, more like a RSP packet translator. It understands RSP
packets that GDB sends to it, then acts using your simulator's
interface, then sends GDB the result. It is really like a stub, but
can do more thing because it is part of your simulator.

For more you can refer to Skyeye project, an open source simulator. I
can not remember the file name. But you can search "*gdb*" in the
source files. It is easy to find.

Regards,

Wenbo

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References:
- Re: new simulator as a new gdb target
  - From: Wenbo Yang
- Re: new simulator as a new gdb target
  - From: s88

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