MikeGranby

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  • in reply to: Quick Debug using gdbserver #23091
    MikeGranby
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    Excellent! That works great! The only (very minor) issue I had is that the copy-files tool seems to apply some sort of heuristic to decide whether to chmod +x the files. My executable had an extension of .out for historical reasons, and while the so’s that it copied across got chmod-ed, the executable end up un-runnable. All I had to do was remove the extension and everything now works great. Is this a setting somewhere? Thank you for the very prompt response!

    in reply to: Problems with GDB Commands in Quick Debug #23088
    MikeGranby
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    Thanks for this. That makes sense. My idea didn’t work anyway, as GDB already needs the program in place before the extra commands are executed. Oh, well. Back to my original suggestion: It would be great if you could add an option to Quick Debug to run a local program or script before debugging. Thanks for an excellent product, by the way!

    in reply to: Quick Debug using gdbserver #23080
    MikeGranby
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    I will add one thing, though: It would be fantastic to be able to run a command on the local Windows build machine before the quick debug begins. That would allow be to SCP the binary to the target device, and avoid having to do a CIFS mount or insert another step in my workflow.

    in reply to: Quick Debug using gdbserver #23079
    MikeGranby
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    As soon as I wrote that, I found it. I just have to check the “Use cross-compiler…” box. Doh!

    in reply to: VisualGDB Editor Used by VS2017 Linux Projects? #22756
    MikeGranby
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    Yep, that fixed it. It’s using the VS editor now. Thanks!

    in reply to: VisualGDB Editor Used by VS2017 Linux Projects? #22755
    MikeGranby
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    Trying it now…

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