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The debug Command
debug
The debug command initiates the Monitor's
gdb/dbx mode.
Format
The format for the debug command is:
debug [-svV] [-c args]
where:
-s does not set client stack pointer.
-v shows communication errors.
-V sets the verbose option.
-c args indicates that the argument or arguments args are to be
passed to the client program.
Functional Description
The debug command causes the Monitor to enter gdb/dbx mode. It is
intended to be used with either the GNU's gdb or MIPS' dbx source-level
debugger. The -V option selects verbose mode. In verbose mode, each of
the messages sent to and received from dbx are displayed on the
terminal screen. It is not possible to leave verbose mode without
leaving dbx mode and reentering dbx mode without the -V option. By
default, the Monitor displays in terse mode.
Examples illustrating the use of the debug command with MIPS' dbx follow.
% cat /etc/remote.pdbx Display port information on host port1.
port1:dv=/dev/tty1:br#9600:
% cat ~/.dbxinit Display setup for dbx.
set $pdbxport = "port1"
set $usesockets=0
set $manual_load = 1
PMON set hostport tty1 Specify protocol and port for target.
PMON set dlproto EtxAck
PMON set dlecho off
PMON load Prepare for download, and start.
% edown /dev/tty1 < test1.rec
% dbx -prom test1 Invoke dbx.
(dbx) stop in main Optionally set breakpoint at main.
(dbx) run Prepare for execution.
PMON debug Begin executing.
See Also
set
command for the setup of the environment variables.
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