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xen-devel
Re: [Xen-devel] anybody using pdb?
> Okay, I checked in a fix somewhat like the one you initially
> proposed. Fancy giving it another spin? :-)
Ok, this works. Thanks!
And breakpoints now work occasionally... I think the problem is that my
test machine is 2-CPU SMP:
(from a log of the 'wire' between gdb and Xen, Xen->gdb is in [], everything
else is gdb->Xen)
$Mfc510390,1:cc#a5[+][$][O][K][#][9][$][S][a][0]
Here gdb sets the breakpoint by writing 0xcc to the breakpoint address.
Xen then would acknowledge this by replying with OK by sending "+$OK#9a" but
it doesn't get to entirely send the reply since I guess the breakpoint is
hit on the other CPU? (the breakpoint is on __enter_scheduler btw)
The log should look like this:
$Mfc510390,1:cc#a5[+][$][O][K][#][9][a]+$Hc0#db[+][$][O][K][#][9][a]+$C0a#d4
[+][$][S][0][5][#][b][8]+
Here the reply works and gdb sends commands Hc0 and C0a to continue
execution and only then Xen hits the breakpoint and sends $S05#b8 which gdb
then acknowledges with a +...
I guess we'd have to IPI the other CPUs when we hit a breakpoint?
christian
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