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out of curiosity, this was something i was considering... writing a real program and putting it in the spot for a web based cgi so when somebody asked for cgi-bin whatever it would run that instead of a perl script.
what would be needed to acomplish this? anybody got any code for just a cgi app to print hello to the user's web page? i can work out the rest myself.
Daniel Jalkut wrote:
Eyal - assuming I undestand your problem, you have to do something to
cause a delay so you have an opportunity to "attach" with gdb. Once
you're attached, it's much like debugging any application. Just make
sure the CGI that gets launched is built with debugging symbols, and
has an artificial delay at the beginning so you have a chance to "grab
it" before it starts doing good stuff.
Daniel
On Jan 27, 2006, at 8:45 AM, Eyal Redler wrote:
Hi All,
Is it possible to debug a CGI using XCode?
My debugging experience is limited to applications and such, how do I
make a process which is launched by a third application stop at a
breakpoint?
Thanks
Eyal
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