Connecting to the Target With GDB

The following procedures describe how to connect to the target for a standard application debug and for a process dump.

To Connect for a Standard Application Debug

1. Specify the communication port.

   If RDBC has been started on a default port:

   (chgdb) rdbport RDBC RDB port is now 2072 (chgdb)

   If RDBC has been started on a non-default port, specify the communication port as follows:

   (chgdb) rdbport port_number RDB port is now port_number (chgdb)

2. Connect to the target.

   (chgdb) target chorusrdb remote_host Attaching remote machine across net... Setting path translation 'root_dir' '/' Connected to remote_host. Now the "run" command will start a remote process. (chgdb)

You can also pass the port number directly in the target command:

(chgdb) target chorusrdb remote_host:RDBC
Attaching remote machine across net... 
Setting path translation 'root_dir' '/'
Connected to remote_host:RDBC. 
Now the "run" command will start a remote process. 
(chgdb)

To Connect for a Process Dump Analysis

1. Specify the communication port.

   If RDBD has been started on a default port:

   (chgdb) rdbport RDBD RDB port is now 0 (chgdb)

   If RDBD has been started on a non-default port, specify the communication port as follows:

   (chgdb) rdbport port_number RDB port is now port_number (chgdb)

2. Connect to the target.

   (chgdb) target chorusrdb remote_host Attaching remote machine across net... Connected to remote_host. Now the "run" command will start a remote process. (chgdb)

You can also pass the port number directly in the target command:

(chgdb) target chorusrdb remote_host:RDBD
Attaching remote machine across net... 
Setting path translation 'root_dir' '/'
Connected to remote_host:RDBD. 
Now the "run" command will start a remote process. 
(chgdb)