GDB Resources

The GNU Debugger (GDB) is a standard source-level debugger available on several platforms. GDB can be used as a native debugger on x86 Neutrino hosts and as a host side debugger with remote debugging facilities necessary to debug embedded targets.

User Resources

• GNU GDB Manual

Developer Resources

How to build

1. Check out source from branch.
2. Change directory into a build directory that matches the desired configuration. If you want the debugger to execute on a Linux host, and debug Sh4 binaries, change into the linux-x86-o-ntosh/ directory. If you desire a Windows hosted debugger that debugs MIPS binaries, change into win32-x86-o-ntomips/.
3. Remove any existing files with the exception of 'GNUmakefile'.
4. Type 'make'. The build will take sometime to complete.
5. Once Make has successfully completed, if you are on a system that has write permissions on $QNX_HOST and $QNX_TARGET, switch to superuser/administrator access.
6. Type 'make install'. The build system will install the debugger into the directories specified in root 'build-hooks' file. (Default: $QNX_HOST/usr/bin)

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