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what you need to do to get this working is to use
$ idb -core
The debugger actually has two operation modes. One for static core fiel debug and one for interactive debug
* When using the -core debugger option on startup, then the GUI switches to Post Mortem mode.
This enables the Open Core Dump menu and disables several other GUI commands that are not available in this static environment.
* When NOT using the -core debugger option on startup, then the GUI remains in Native mode.
Then Open Core Dump will be disabled and the normal Native features will be enabled.
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This is not very well documented it seems. Once you opend the debugger in this mode the Open Core-Dump menu item will be available and allow you to open other alternative core dump files as well.
Thanks, Rob
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what you need to do to get this working is to use
$ idb -core
The debugger actually has two operation modes. One for static core fiel debug and one for interactive debug
* When using the -core debugger option on startup, then the GUI switches to Post Mortem mode.
This enables the Open Core Dump menu and disables several other GUI commands that are not available in this static environment.
* When NOT using the -core debugger option on startup, then the GUI remains in Native mode.
Then Open Core Dump will be disabled and the normal Native features will be enabled.
----------------------------
This is not very well documented it seems. Once you opend the debugger in this mode the Open Core-Dump menu item will be available and allow you to open other alternative core dump files as well.
Thanks, Rob
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I'll file a documentation defect with our technical writing team.
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regarding the missing documentation I just spoke with the responsible engineer:
We made the changes because of design requirements and an update of the manual was not possible. In such cases we document last-minute changes in the "Release Notes".
This is an excerpt from the Intel Composer XE 2011 Update 10 Release Notes:
4.5.4 Core File Debugging
To be able to debug core files you need to start the debugger (command line debugger idbc or
GUI debugger idb) with command-line options as follows:
idb|idbc
idb|idbc
Once started with a core file, the debugger is not able to debug a live process e.g. attaching or
creating a new process. Also, when debugging a live process a core file cannot be debugged.
Best regards,
Georg Zitzlsberger

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