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0N/ASUNWonmdb - modular debugger development package
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0N/AThe SUNWonmdb package is an internal development package containing the most
0N/Arecent copy of MDB and the associated debugger modules. The intent of this
0N/Apackage is to provide early access to new features and bug fixes as a package
0N/Athat can be installed locally, or accessed from
mdb.eng. 0N/AInformation about MDB and using MDB on the SWAN can be found at:
2480N/AComments and questions can be addressed to:
2480N/A Mike Shapiro (mws@eng.sun.com)
2480N/A This is a copy of the MDB wrapper script, which is installed as
2480N/A The wrapper script is needed to point MDB at the module archives for
0N/A older OS builds. If the CODEMGR_WS environment variable is set and
2480N/A the proto area of the corresponding workspace contains an MDB binary,
2480N/A the script will execute that MDB binary; by default the binary on
2480N/A the local machine is executed.
0N/A The mkmodules script is used to build the MDB modules present in an
2480N/A MDB workspace against the set of include files saved in an MDB "root",
2480N/A created with the mkroot script. The compiled modules are then
2480N/A installed into the root so that it can be used as an argument to
2480N/A The mkroot script populates an MDB "root" from a given set of BFU
2480N/A archives. The root is created relative to the current directory.
2480N/A Relevant shared libraries, adb(1) macros, and include files are
2480N/A The latest copy of MDB itself is installed into the appropriate
2480N/A The MDB modules for the most recent ON build are installed into
0N/A part of this package. MDB uses libproc to control and examine
0N/A processes and user core files.