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1 Using the Simulator

Simulator Overview

Controlling the Simulator

Simulated Target Device

User Interface

Menus

Target Configuration

Using the Simulator

Launching

Rebooting a Target

Operating the Simulator

Entering Unicode Characters

Restricting the Cursor to the Simulator Window

Exiting an Application

Connecting to the Simulator

Manipulating the Simulator From the Host

alp-sim-action

alp-sim-target

alp-sim-halt

alp-sim-reboot

Command-Line Options for Starting the Simulator Engine

Environment Variables

Networking

Debugging Drawing

2 Using the Debugger

GDB

gdbserver

Debugging ACCESS Linux Platform Applications

TUI Mode

Debugging Executables

Starting gdbserver on the Remote Target

Launch a Process

Attach to a Running Process

Starting GDB

Creating a .gdbinit file

Connecting GDB to gdbserver

3 Multi-Process Debug Target Server (rdbgd)

rdbgd Protocol (Commands)

Basic rdbgd Tasks

Launching rdbgd

Installing and Debugging an Application

Connecting to an Existing Process (ARM)

First Host Session:

Second Host Session:

4 Command-Line Tools

Application Launching and Debugging

Exploring and Manipulating Global Settings