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<h4 class="subsection">15.3.1 Remote operations</h4>
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<p class="noindent">GPS defines four different remote operation categories: Build operations,
Debug operations, Execution operations and Tools operations. All compiler
related operations are performed on the Build_Server. The Tools server is
somewhat special and will be explained later. The debugger is run on
the Debug_Server, and the project's resulting programs are run on the
Execution_Server. The GPS_Server (the local machine) is used for all
other operations.
<p>The Tools server is defined to handle all compiler related operations that do
not depend on a specific compiler version. It is used in dual compilation mode,
for example, to determine whether the action can be safely run using a very
recent compiler toolchain (this is the tools server), or whether a specific
older baseline compiler version must be used.
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all Tools server operations are executed on the build server. Otherwise, if the
dual compilation mode is activated, then the tools server operations are always
executed on the local machine.
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