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Installing SoftBench > Chapter 6 Setting Up Network-Distributed Operation Setting the Execution Host in a SoftBench Tool |
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SoftBench Builder and SoftBench Debugger allow you to specify an Execution Host for subprocesses started by that tool. For example in SoftBench Builder, you can specify that the build program (such as make) be executed on another system by setting the compile host to that system name. SoftBench Builder is run on the same system as SoftBench, but make would run on the specified compile host. Before you can set the execution host in a SoftBench tool, you need to set up the following:
See “Customizing Subprocess Control ” for more information on how SoftBench sets up a remote process. In addition to the general requirements in “Setting the Execution Host in a SoftBench Tool ”, you need to set up the following before you can use a remote compile host from SoftBench Builder:
You can use the "Options:Debug Host..." menu to specify that DDE and the program being debugged should run on a different execution host than the one running the "softdebug" program. The current working directory should be a directory path that works on both systems. For example, if your home directory is under /home on one system and under /users on the other, you may need to change your local workspace root in the project. If the executable that you are debugging resides on a remote NFS file system (with respect to the execution host), the file system must be mounted with the "nointr" option set. See mount(1M) for details on this option. Be careful when debugging across heterogeneous systems and architectures. Object files and executables may not be compatible in this case. See “Setting the Execution Host in a SoftBench Tool ” for general requirements for setting the debug host. |
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