I am trying to run the calculator example from the Hexagon SDK IDE (Eclipse based) on the snapdragon 820 development kit (AQP8096) on Windows 10 (64bit). I imported both projects: the hexagon common library project "libcalculator_skel" and the android application "calculator", and build them succesfully. I have also set breakpoints in the "calculator_imp.c" file.
When I debug the shared library as an attached hexagon application I get the following error:
Error in final launch sequence
Failed to execute MI command:
-target-select remote localhost:6500
Error message from debugger back end:
Command 'target-select'. Error connecting to target: '' Command 'target-select'. Error connecting to target: ''
I have also tried with the android application calculator_64 and I get the same error. I have also tried to uncheck the stop on startup option under the debugger options (I read that in a forum). However none of those things work.
If I run the program as an native android app it gives me the output I desire but I want to be able to debug it!
I´ve already read some questions in this forum but they not answer to this specific issue.
Thank you.
8x96 Targets don't support GDB or LLDB which Eclipse requires as a backend
LLDB support is coming back in 8x98 and newer platforms