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Some multi-core debuggers allow performing synchronized operations on multiple cores. Each run control operation will affect all chosen cores synchronously. Allowing the debugger or the hardware to operate on multiple cores minimizes the skid, or the time lag, in when the operations are carried out on the different cores. | Some multi-core debuggers allow performing synchronized operations on multiple cores. Each run control operation will affect all chosen cores synchronously. Allowing the debugger or the hardware to operate on multiple cores minimizes the skid, or the time lag, in when the operations are carried out on the different cores. | ||
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Revision as of 13:14, 23 November 2010
Synchronized Run Control Operations
Some multi-core debuggers allow performing synchronized operations on multiple cores. Each run control operation will affect all chosen cores synchronously. Allowing the debugger or the hardware to operate on multiple cores minimizes the skid, or the time lag, in when the operations are carried out on the different cores.
Grouped Run Control Operations
Run Control Operations (step, resume, suspend) should be allowed on multiple debug entries on a single user operation. The user should be able to perform such operations on one or more processes/threads/cores/groups.