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Although this effort does cover the debugging of target with multiple cores, we use the term ''Multi-core debugging'' in much wider sense.  ''Multi-core debugging'' is meant to describe the simultaneous debugging of multiple cores, processes, threads, or other objects which are represented in standard debugger views.
 
Although this effort does cover the debugging of target with multiple cores, we use the term ''Multi-core debugging'' in much wider sense.  ''Multi-core debugging'' is meant to describe the simultaneous debugging of multiple cores, processes, threads, or other objects which are represented in standard debugger views.
  
Any one interested in helping in this effort is welcome to follow or join the group.
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Any one interested in helping in this effort is welcome to follow or join the group. Teleconference are held on a regular basis to discuss progress, issues, features, tasks, etc.<br>
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Currently, we have conference calls every two weeks.
  
=== Conference calls ===
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= Next Teleconference =
  
Conference calls are held on a regular basis to discuss progress, issues, features, tasks, etc.<br>
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Tuesday January 11th, 2010 at 11 a.m. Ottawa time <br>
Currently, we have conference calls every two weeks.  The next call info is:
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Canada and US Toll Free: 1 877 748-5444, [[CDT/MultiCoreDebugWorkingGroup/calls | International Numbers]]<br>
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Conference ID - 620 4947<br>
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WebEx session: <br>
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: Tuesday January 11th, 2010 at 11 a.m. Ottawa time
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Agenda
: Canada and US Toll Free: 1 877 748-5444, [[CDT/MultiCoreDebugWorkingGroup/calls | International Numbers]]
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* Progress
: Conference ID - 620 4947
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* Pin&Clone
: WebEx session:
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* Multi Level Hierarchy in the Debug View
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* Multi-process for Linux
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* Visualizer view
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= Upcoming agenda and previous minutes =
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= Previous minutes of meetings =
  
: [[CDT/MultiCoreDebugWorkingGroup/calls/minutes | Upcoming agenda and previous minutes]]
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: [[CDT/MultiCoreDebugWorkingGroup/calls/minutes | Previous minutes of meetings]]
  
 
= Features of current interest =
 
= Features of current interest =

Revision as of 09:50, 15 December 2010

Introduction

This page documents the activities of CDT's Multi-Core Working Group. This group aims to bring together different people from the community to jointly work on developing multi-core debugging for CDT. The group was first proposed at the CDT Summit 2010 and the suggestion was well received.

Although this effort does cover the debugging of target with multiple cores, we use the term Multi-core debugging in much wider sense. Multi-core debugging is meant to describe the simultaneous debugging of multiple cores, processes, threads, or other objects which are represented in standard debugger views.

Any one interested in helping in this effort is welcome to follow or join the group. Teleconference are held on a regular basis to discuss progress, issues, features, tasks, etc.
Currently, we have conference calls every two weeks.

Next Teleconference

Tuesday January 11th, 2010 at 11 a.m. Ottawa time
Canada and US Toll Free: 1 877 748-5444, International Numbers
Conference ID - 620 4947
WebEx session:

Agenda

  • Progress
  • Pin&Clone
  • Multi Level Hierarchy in the Debug View
  • Multi-process for Linux
  • Visualizer view


Previous minutes of meetings

Previous minutes of meetings

Features of current interest

The following is a list of features that are actively being worked on.

  1. Multi Level Hierarchy in the Debug View
  2. Grouping of debug view elements
  3. Hiding of debug view elements
  4. User-selectable Debug View layouts
  5. Pin and Clone of debugging views
  6. Visualizer View
  7. OS-awareness
  8. Synchronized/Grouped Run Control Operations
    • User defines a group (cores or processes or threads) which makes up the application, and can perform application-level operations on it
  9. Multi-Process debugging
  10. Global breakpoints
  11. Enhanced Breakpoint Support

Features already completed

List of features that have already been implemented.

Potential future features

List of features that have been proposed and may be addressed in the future.

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