Thanks for the reply 8-)
Concerning the remote debugging, a VMWare virtual machine is networked to its (say)
Windows 'host' just like a separate (networked) Linux box would be, so it imposes
no special complications/requirements.
The Linux box (or VM) would have to be networked and run some sort of daemon,
controlled over the network by Dev-C++ running on the Windows box. Since this
type of remote debugging is standard in the GDB world and supported in GDB itself
(eg. using it on a PC to remote-debug an embedded system, which has a simple stub
to allow GDB to control it) I was assuming that this would be a very
straightforward to do.
Sorry for posting both here and on the forum - I had no idea which one was best
to reach the developers.
Also want to say that Dev-C++ is a really cool piece of work - which I'd found
it earlier!!
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>Message: 9
>From: Colin Laplace <ha...@bl...>
>Reply-To: ha...@bl...
>To: dev...@li...
>Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] Linux support without a Linux port
>Date: Sun, 6 Apr 2003 23:36:00 +0200
>Hello,
>
>Cross compiling to Linux from Dev-C++ should be easy. Just install a Win32
>cross compiler that generates x86-elf code on your windows, and configure the
>path and names in Compiler Options of Dev-C++ to match the one of your cross
>compiler. For the part of running GDB from a linux launched in a VMWare, I
>don't use VMWare and don't really know if that would possible (it would need
>some kind of protocol between the host and slave system - available to
>running programs - which would suprise me if it exists).
>
>Greetings,
>Colin Laplace
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