On Thu, 2008-06-12 at 16:23 -0400, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 01:15:31PM -0700, Michael
Snyder wrote:
> > I guess I'm talking about a separate program that
does
> > essentially a huge superset of gdbreplay's current
functionality,
> > using the same input logfile as is currently used
by gdbreplay.
> >
> > In a sense a replacement for gdbreplay, but the
existing
> > gdbreplay doesn't have to go away, if it serves a
purpose.
>
> I've used it for testing... like once every two years.
If it took any
> more maintenance than it does I'd probably have dumped
it by now, but
> it's nice and simple
>
> > Yeah, well -- show me an alternative. Gdbserver?
Maybe.
>
> There isn't any good GNU alternative that I know of.
But RDA isn't
> much of an alternative either if you want to make a GNU
program.
> Just saying.
>
> > This is an extension of a different project I was
working on,
> > using rda. It just occurred to me that I could
make it use
> > the log files that are used by gdbreplay, and make
them
> > suddenly really useful.
>
> Wouldn't you need a completely different sort of log
file?
Here is where I don't want to over-commit myself --
but the whole reason for this thread is that I am
thinking I could use gdbreplay's log file exactly as is
(or perhaps run a post-processor over it).
Currently I am using a completely different log file.
Using gdbreplay's log file is at the idea stage.
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