How can I use the specified objdump

[laomaolaile]

I want to view the elf file in the project, but it is garbled，
Modify the configuration in .cproject, and change “org.eclipse.cdt.core.ELF” to “org.eclipse.cdt.core.GNU_ ELF“, eclipse can call objdump in the environment variable of the computer, but I want to specify my own objdump. How should I implement this?

The gcc I want to use is in my toolchain

[jld01]

Take a look at org.eclipse.cdt.utils.DefaultGnuToolFactory.getObjdumpPath() which implements the default behaviour. If you need to change this behaviour, you will need to override getObjdumpPath() in a subclass or experiment with providing the "objdump" extension data.

[laomaolaile]

Take a look at org.eclipse.cdt.utils.DefaultGnuToolFactory.getObjdumpPath() which implements the default behaviour. If you need to change this behaviour, you will need to override getObjdumpPath() in a subclass or experiment with providing the "objdump" extension data.

Thank you for answering my question.
I guess that the "objdump" extension data can be passed in through "plugin.xml", but the correct method has not been found. Can you give me a demo for reference,Thank you very much.

[jld01]

We are working on improved support for objdump in issue #361.

[jld01]

CDT 11.2.0 M2 and later versions should support invoking the build of objdump provided by your own GNU toolchain on a generated ELF executable file as follows:

• Select the GNU Elf Parser binary parser for each build configuration
• In the case of a cross-compilation toolchain, define a CDT Build Variable named gnu_tool_prefix of type String providing the tool name prefix including the trailing hyphen (eg arm-none-eabi-) for each build configuration

CDT will search for the objdump tool on the PATH configured for the relevant build configuration.

[jld01]

Issue is addressed via #361.