Mirosnik
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Mon Dec 13, 2004 2:39 pm Post subject:
Debugger commands vs. target commands |
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Hi,
As a newbie with GHS MULTI 2000, I wonder what the difference is
between target commands for debug and their counterparts in the
debugger itself. (This is rather general question, not necessarily
related to MULTI 2000.) I know that those two sets of commands are
orthogonal (e.g., one cannot see breakoins set in the target shell in
the list of the debugger breakpoints). I perceive that the debugger is
usually more convenient. But I conceive intuitively that there must be
advantages of the target shell, too. What are they? Why will one use
the target commands for debugging?
Thanks,
Mirosnik |
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David Lindauer
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Tue Dec 14, 2004 4:29 am Post subject:
Re: Debugger commands vs. target commands |
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you can use them in situations where the debugger is unavailable, for
example out in the field.
Mirosnik wrote:
| Quote: | Hi,
As a newbie with GHS MULTI 2000, I wonder what the difference is
between target commands for debug and their counterparts in the
debugger itself. (This is rather general question, not necessarily
related to MULTI 2000.) I know that those two sets of commands are
orthogonal (e.g., one cannot see breakoins set in the target shell in
the list of the debugger breakpoints). I perceive that the debugger is
usually more convenient. But I conceive intuitively that there must be
advantages of the target shell, too. What are they? Why will one use
the target commands for debugging?
Thanks,
Mirosnik |
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