Re: Doubt turning GDB commands into bash script

It seems that what I need is here:  
http://www.humbug.in/2010/utility-to-send-commands-or-data-to-other-terminals-ttypts/

I understand now the silliness of the original question, my ignorance  
on bash scripting put me searching for something on (K)GDB that has  
nothing to do with it.

Regards,
João

Citando [email protected]:

> Hello all,
>
> I'm trying to write a bash script that can handle my usage of (K)GDB.
> It starts kdmx on one GNOME terminal, and then starts minicom on a
> second terminal, and GDB on a third one. So far, so (more or less)
> good. The thing goes tricky of course, when, after launching and
> setting kdmx, minicom and GDB, I'll have to start and stop KGDB
> execution many times, which means I will be sending "echo g >
> /proc/sysrq-trigger" commands through minicom, perform some debugging
> with GDB, send "cont" with GDB to resume execution, stop again,
> perform some GDB commands, resume again, etc (the loop goes on). This
> is achievable through a bash script? How can I specify that one
> command goes to minicom and another one to KGDB? I understand that
> maybe this doubt may not have to do with (K)GDB explicitly and is more
> about bash scripting, but maybe there is some (K)GDB feature that I
> don't know. I've been in the docs but haven't found anything on this.
> My script goes below.
>
> 1. My bash script so far:
>
> #!/bin/bash
>
> cd /home/cloud/Desktop/Downloads/kdmx/
> ./kdmx -n -d -p/dev/ttyS0 -b115200 &
> sleep 5
> gnome-terminal --window-with-profile=KGDB -e "minicom -o -w -p
> /dev/pts/1 -S /home/cloud/Desktop/minicom.txt"
> gnome-terminal --window-with-profile=KGDB -e cd
> /home/cloud/Desktop/linux-2.6.32.4/
> gdb -write /home/cloud/Desktop/vmlinux -x /home/cloud/Desktop/script.gdb
>
> 2. minicom.txt:
>
> send <username>
> send <password>
> send su
> send <root_password>
> send echo g > /proc/sysrq-trigger
>
> 3. script.gdb:
>
> set remotebaud 115200
> target remote /dev/pts/2
> set debug remote 1
> info reg $es
> cont
>
> Regards,
> João