If you will be working with CDB as a remote debugger, the following are
items of interest:

    1.	To make a remote debugger, see the make rule for "rdb".
	If you are using Third Eye's protocol, simply say "make rdb".

    2.	If you wish to test/observe Third Eye's protocol, execute
	the following: "rdb -tTEST foo", where foo is the executable.
	This will cause rdb to fork and exec a copy of the remote
	debug server.  This is about 98% accurate in terms of
	observable interactions between the debugger and the server.

	To see what is passing back and forth, type the following
	at the debugger prompt: "_comm=1".  This will print out
	what is transmitted and received by the host.  If you
	type: "_level=101" you will get even more debug info PLUS
	the level is passed to the remote server which will also
	print out debug info.

To use a remote debugger from a host to a target which have the same
byte order, ALL of your modifications will be restricted to a file
similar to xptrace.c.  If you think you MUST modify something else,
you should probably talk to Peter Rowell at Third Eye first.

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