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You can use resources provided by the X Window System to run
the debugger on one machine while displaying the user interface
on another. To run a debugging session over two machines in a network,
you must: Provide display access to the machine that will run the user
interface. Enter the following command at a shell prompt on the
machine that will display the user interface: where debugger_machine is the hostname
of the machine that will run the debugger. The hostnames are usually
listed in /etc/hosts. Log in to the machine that will run the debugger
from the machine that will display the user interface. Typically,
at a shell prompt, you would enter: where debugger_machine is the name
of the machine that will run the debugger. Invoke HP/DDE with the -display
option from the shell where you logged into the debugger_machine: dde -display display_machine:0 |
where display_machine is the name
of the machine that will display the user interface. If you get
a message stating that the dde
command cannot be found, add /opt/langtools/bin
to your PATH
variable. Note that instead of using the debugger -display
option, you can also set the DISPLAY
environment variable to display_machine:0.
You may get a Broken pipe
error message if you forget to specify the -display
option or set the DISPLAY
variable.
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