yann@1849: # Menu for the native GDB
yann@821: 
yann@583: config GDB_NATIVE
yann@583:     bool
yann@583:     prompt "Native gdb"
yann@583:     default n
yann@850:     depends on ! BARE_METAL
yann@1844:     depends on ! BACKEND
yann@583:     help
yann@583:       Build and install a native gdb for the target, to run on the target.
yann@583: 
yann@1849: if GDB_NATIVE
yann@1849: 
yann@583: config GDB_NATIVE_STATIC
yann@583:     bool
yann@583:     prompt "Build a static native gdb"
yann@583:     default n
yann@583:     help
yann@583:       In case you have trouble with dynamic loading of shared libraries,
yann@583:       you will find that a static gdb comes in handy.
yann@583: 
yann@622: config GDB_NATIVE_USE_GMP_MPFR
yann@622:     bool
yann@824:     prompt "Use GMP and MPFR"
yann@622:     default n
yann@1810:     select GMP_TARGET
yann@1810:     select MPFR_TARGET
yann@622:     help
yann@622:       gdb can make use of the GMP and MPFR libraries.
yann@1390:       
yann@622:       While the cross-gdb (above) can use the libraries compiled for the
yann@622:       host, the native gdb needs the libraries for the target (where it will
yann@622:       eventually run).
yann@1390:       
yann@622:       Setting this option will force building the GMP and MPFR libraries for
yann@622:       the target, and configure the native gdb to use them.
yann@622: 
yann@1849: endif # GDB_NATIVE