Pascal Martin

I did not mean to criticize tinytuya. I sent my comment too early, I corrected it later. Sorry. TCP: that also includes if there is a switch and the bulb...

Why not using gdb-multiarch when in remote mode? It works fine between my desktop PC and Raspberry Pi target. That might require dbm_gdb.c to "declare" two modules, so that there...

I have a patch that seems to work, derived from J-Dunn's patch with the following differences: - Updated to latest version of the Debugger plugin. - Explicit debugger mode's combo...

Not as old as gdb.. :-) Otherwise, I agree with "It really needs an additional config..", but the whole debugger configuration should probably be stored in the project file (when...

This is not just the debugger mode, there are also the name of the target file and the arguments: these change from projects to project. I tried Scope but it...

> The plugin still needs to work without projects, many beginners use debugger, and they don't use projects. Amusingly, this is the project feature that attracted me to geany: at...

> So long as its in a separate section plugins can save to the project file on the project_save signal, see project_organiser. Thanks for the tip: I found the documentation...

BTW, the benefit of using gdb-multiarch compared to using the target-specific cross debugger is that the plugin does not need to know what is the target's architecture. One less configuration...

LOL: saving settings to the project is an _existing_ option in the Debugger plugin. Knowing what to look for made it easy to retrieve what it does, and it is...

As a side note: I am experiencing issues with the gdb's thread handling when using gdb-multiarch. I implemented a quick workaround. I found that I am not the only one...