Graphical interface for cuda-gdb?

Is there a ddd (or GUI) available for cuda-gdb?

Supposedly ddd just works with it, but I’ve never used it. Let me ask around…

How do you configure the ddd installation to integrate with cuda-gdb instead of host-only /usr/bin/gdb?

ddd --debugger cuda-gdb says the debugger team. I think they were mildly annoyed at me for asking instead of just doing man ddd myself :(

Thank you for finding the answer to my question.

I didn’t see any reference to a GUI in the cuda-gdb User Manual, so one never knows whether there are special configurations beyond just switching the console debugger…

Isnt there any way to run DDD with cuda-gdb without need 2 graphic cards?

Isnt there any way to run DDD with cuda-gdb without need 2 graphic cards?

The GETTING STARTED GUIDE FOR cuda-gdb PREVIEW RELEASE says the following

So it’s not possible to use a GUI with cuda-gdb e a single card system.

You can do it with two machines via ssh -X. You may also find emacs useful as it has both a gdb mode and can run in the console. Not as gui as ddd, but possibly good enough.

And you can console yourself with the fact that windows doesn’t have a single card / debug in console option.

The problem with ssh -X is that is not possible to debug a graphical application. Since VBO’s resides in GPU memory, there’s no way ssh can send these data through a network, at least I wasn’t able to do this.