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White Paper: Building on the Foundation of Open Watcom Debugger Cross-Platform Tools, SciTech Software Inc. Has Extended Debugger Support for QNX Neutrino X86 Targets

Overview Open Watcom Debugger is already functional for debugging GNU gcc generated code for x86 Linux targets. The remote debugger can run natively on Linux host with either a text-based window for console modes or an X client window for GUI desktop modes. The developer can debug the remote machine using TCP/IP, serial, or parallel connections when running the corresponding debug server "Trap" program on the target. If the target system can mount an NFS image of the host system source code tree, the developer can even run the remote debug session directly via a remote terminal connection like SSH.

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Publisher	SciTech Software	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	TCP - IP, Linux - Open Source, Application Development

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