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From: "xinan tang" <xinan@TidalNetworks.net>
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Hi

  Under .../gdb/gdb subdirectories( release v6.1), there are six targets
that use the gdb remote protocols and those targets have their
corresponding *-stub.c file.

  For other targets, I found out files with names of *-remote.c such as
file remote-mips.c. Does remote-mips.c use the GDB remote protocol or
other protocol specialized for MIPS vendors?

Thanks

--Xinan