- create a gdbinit file to transparently debug remotely in source code with gdb -x ./build/target/gdb-on-target-name.ini
- to run and debug directly from your IDE just configure the run and debug properties with the corresponding filename
+Note that Netbeans impose to set debug directory to ./build/pkgout or it won't find binding symbols for source debugging
+
# Author: Fulup Ar Foll (IoT.bzh)
# Reference: https://blog.flameeyes.eu/2010/02/remote-debugging-with-gdb-part-2-gdb/
-# move to package dir to read binding symbols
-cd @CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR@/@PROJECT_PKG_DIR@
+# Start gdbserver on target; make sure that gdbserver and binder run in the same directory to access binding symbols, finally connect through SSH link
+target remote | ssh @RSYNC_TARGET@ gdbserver - afb-daemon --port=@AFB_REMPORT@ --workdir=@RSYNC_PREFIX@/@PROJECT_NAME@ --roothttp=./htdocs --ldpath=./lib --verbose --token=@AFB_TOKEN@
-# Start gdbserver on target and connect through SSH link
-target remote | ssh @RSYNC_TARGET@ gdbserver - afb-daemon --port=@AFB_REMPORT@ --workdir=@RSYNC_PREFIX@/@PROJECT_NAME@ --roothttp=./htdocs --ldpath=./lib --verbose --token=@AFB_TOKEN@
+# try to load binding's symbols locally
+set auto-solib-add on
+set solib-search-path @CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR@/@PROJECT_PKG_DIR@/lib
# Replace run by continue (gdb use 'run' when gdbserver wants 'continue')
define run