Re: About GDB user-defined commands ?

["Benoit MILLOT" <benoit dot millot at cstelecom dot com>]

"Peter.Schauer" wrote:

> Try:
>
> define dm
> set var $taddr =3D $arg0
> set var $tsize =3D $arg1
> while $tsize !=3D 0
>    if $tsize >=3D 10
>      monitor dm $taddr $tsize
>      set var $taddr =3D $taddr + 10
>      set var $tsize =3D $tsize - 10
>    else
>      monitor dm $taddr $tsize
>      set var $tsize =3D 0
>    end
> end
> end
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > I want to develop a user-defined command for my own monitor
> > which i have already implemented into gdb with nomitor ops..
> >
> > Can i use a new variable? (answear seems to be NO)
> > Can i make operation (addition, ...) with input argument (arg0 ...)?
> >
> > Any ides will be appreciated.
> > Thanks.
> >
> --
> Peter Schauer                   pes@regent.e-technik.tu-muenchen.de

Thanks,
I have one problem more:

With this, on the serial line there is  :  dm $taddr $tsize       instead=

of   dm 407000 50
Monitor command pass arguments like string without interpretation ?
I want value on serial line.

But the command "monitor dm $arg0 $arg1" in a user-defined command works
fine,
on the serial line (dm 407000 50).

So what is the syntax for pass value instead of string with variable?

Thanks a lot.
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