This might be impractical, but is it possible to record gdb traces using a different processor, as long as that processor has access to the RAM the program is r

This might be impractical, but is it possible to record gdb traces using a different processor, as long as that processor has access to the RAM the program is running in? For example, could you record gdb traces with a GPU in a PC with hUMA? http://www.tomshardware.com/news/AMD-HSA-hUMA-APU,22324.html http://www.tomshardware.com/news/AMD-HSA-hUMA-APU,22324.html That could allow for gdb traces to be recorded constantly without a CPU performance hit (traces could be truncated if/when the size grew too large).