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Is the Intel(R) Application Debugger by default supporting GDB style command and scripting language or DBX style command and scripting language?

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Is the Intel(R) Application Debugger by default supporting GDB style command and scripting language or DBX style command and scripting language?

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By default the Intel(R) Application Debugger for Intel(R) Atom(TM) Processor is launched in the IDB command language interface mode and the debugger should be launched in this default mode. The IDB command language interface (CLI) mode is using DBX style commands. To switch between GDB and IDB mode after connection you can use the following commands. (idb) set $cmdset=”gdb” (idb) set $cmdset=”idb” or (idb) set $cmdset=”dbx” ———————————————————– The Debugger Message “Function not available when target is running” can have a set of reasons: The message mostly occurs from the following scenario: The target does stop (user press stop button, hit a breakpoint, any other debug exception or stopping because a linux module is loaded and the ‘linux os awareness plug-in’ is loaded). Now, the debugger is updating the information of all the open windows. (assembler, memory, callstack or evaluation windows – read memory, register window – read registers, trace

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