Re: Difference between Insight on Linux and Insight on PC?

[Geert Vancompernolle <gvcompernolle@scarlet.be>]

Geert Vancompernolle wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been able to compile Insight for PC (next to Insight for Linux, 
> which I'm using already for over a year).  I'm also able to connect to 
> my target, but what I'm missing, is the high level language.
>
> I only see assembler instructions.
>
> I'm using the same executable to debug on Insight for PC, as the one 
> I'm using on Insight for Linux.  And on Linux, everything is just fine.
>
> My compilation happens on Linux and the location is mapped using 
> Samba, on a Windows drive letter.  On Linux, the sources are located 
> in /home/geertvc/data/homeautomation.  On Windows, /home/geertvc is 
> substituted on the Z: drive letter.
>
> So, I think the debug information will contain the path to my Linux 
> location (being /home/...), while Insight for PC is looking via the 
> mapped file (Z: in my case).
>
> If the above is indeed correct, does there exist a kind of "alias", to 
> replace /home/geertvc with Z:/???
>
> I think that would solve my problem...
>
> Anyone any idea?
>
Found this one myself... ;-)

To solve my problem, I have to execute the command "set substitute-path 
/home/geertvc z:/" in the command window (maybe I can do this 
automatically each time I start Insight???).

Once this is done, all references to "/home/geertvc" will be "detoured" 
to "Z:/", exactly what I want.

-- 
Best rgds,

-- Geert