After three years of PhD thesis and two years on the DEMA project, the work on model-centric debugging and mcGDB is over! There is currently no plan of continuation, so the project will stay in its current state.
These presentations summarize the five years of work:
And these documents describe it with more details:
As part of our annual team seminar, I’ve updated the GDB.py tutorial from the Rencontre de la Communauté Française de Compilation:
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Understanding, Scripting and Extending GDB
The talk was divided in three parts:
In Septembre P. Virouleau presented at OpenMPCon 2016 the work we have done during the first year of the DEMA project. It was entitled:
Programming-Model Centric Debugging for OpenMP
The extended abstract is after the jump.
Last week I did an interactive presentation/tutorial in the 11th Rencontre de la Communauté Française de Compilation, in Aussois, France. It was entitled:
Understanding, Scripting and Extending GDB
The talk was divided in three parts:
The first half is an introduction to GDB internals, and the second is an interactive tutorial that helps you writing new GDB commands in Python.
docker pull kpouget/tuto-gdb.py
Today I presented a poster at COMPAS 2016 conference. It is entitled:
Programming-Model Centric Debugging for OpenMP
How internal breakpoints are used in mcGDB to capture runtime information.
Today we had the third meeting of the DEMA project at the INRIA center of Grenoble/Minatec.
I presented the work done so far on the interactive profiling and debugging of sequential applications.
Today we had our end-of-year meeting of the DEMA project between the mountains of Chamonix.
I presented the work done so far on the integration of OpenMP 4.0 into mcGDB. It was focused on task debugging, with a cooperation with Temanejo debugger.
Today I presented my work at the JLESC workshop at Bonn, Germany. It was a 20’ presentation entitled:
Programming-Model Centric Debugging for OpenMP/OMPss