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start gdb in 'running' mode
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| I'm developing an embedded C application for an ARM7 processor with a
GNU toolchain. I'm using gdb to debug on the target. However, when I
start debugging (from Eclipse) it always starts in 'suspended' mode,
so I have to resume it always before the code actually runs. Is it
possible to start debugging with gdb in running mode?
Note: Eclipse uses a gdb script to do the hard work. Here are the last
two lines of it:
# Load the executable and symbols (all in image.elf)
load image.elf
What do I need to add to the script so it starts running automatically?
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| On Jul 12, 9:29 am, Johan <joh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm developing an embedded C application for an ARM7 processor with a
> GNU toolchain. I'm using gdb to debug on the target. However, when I
> start debugging (from Eclipse) it always starts in 'suspended' mode,
> so I have to resume it always before the code actually runs. Is it
> possible to start debugging with gdb in running mode?
>
> Note: Eclipse uses a gdb script to do the hard work. Here are the last
> two lines of it:
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> # Load the executable and symbols (all in image.elf)
> load image.elf
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> What do I need to add to the script so it starts running automatically?
P.S. I did already try to add "run" to the bottom of the script. This
didn't work (same behavior).
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