Cannot use Intel Debugger in Eclipse CDT when application is 32 bits on 64 bits Linux OS

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Cannot use Intel Debugger in Eclipse CDT when application is 32 bits on 64 bits Linux OS

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I have installed the latest Intel C++ 12.1 release on Ubuntu 64 bits 11.04. I have integrated the Intel Tool Chain into the latest Eclipse Indigo release. I use the Intel C++ 64 bit compiler to compile a 32 bit shared library on the 64 bits OS by specifiying the -m32 argument to both the compiler and linker. To debug the shared library I attach to a 32 bits application that load the shared library. I can successfully debug the 32 bits application with the GNU debugger. However when I switch to the Intel Debugger it failed to attache to the 32 bits application.

Is this a know Issue with the Intel Debugger.

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