indeed the second cluster of the board has been halted when I was starting gdb the "normal" way - not adding the second inferior. In my own research I did not find out about these inferiors, so I was wondering why "info threads" did only show one cpu. Maybe gdb could inform the user about unattached inferiors when using "info threads"
Thanks for the answer,
indeed the second cluster of the board has been halted when I was starting gdb the "normal" way - not adding the second inferior. In my own research I did not find out about these inferiors, so I was wondering why "info threads" did only show one cpu. Maybe gdb could inform the user about unattached inferiors when using "info threads"