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bug#21572: Fwd: bug#21572: 24.5; Gud gdb doesn't load source files with
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Augusto Fraga |
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bug#21572: Fwd: bug#21572: 24.5; Gud gdb doesn't load source files with utf-8 chars in the file name |
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Wed, 30 Sep 2015 21:37:33 -0300 |
> From: Eli Zaretskii <eliz <at> gnu.org>
> Date: Wed, 30 Sep 2015 20:52:24 +0300
>
> Actually, it's not very simple. GDB outputs octal escapes in every
> string, not just in file names, so decoding should be done on a very
> low level, where we don't yet know what is a file name and what is
> some other string (like a value of some string variable).
The only string that needs to be converted back to UTF-8 is the
sources file names string (couldn't it be done by hacking the
gdb-get-source-file-list function?).
> We can decode that if we assume that all the strings output by GDB are
> encoded the same (in your case, probably UTF-8), and keeping fingers
> crossed that the communications channel between GBD and Emacs never
> breaks the 3-digit sequence due to buffering issues.
I think that would be a nice option if gdb had a flag to disable these
octal sequences for the mi protocol. It would make everything easier.
> I have a prototype fix along the above-mentioned lines which I will
> commit soon, unless someone has a better idea. You could then patch
> your gdb-mi.el and use it with those source files.
Nice! I'll try it out when you commit.
> Alternatively, you can invoke GDB via "M-x gud-gdb RET", which doesn't
> have this problem in the first place.
Well, but I wouldn't have a good source debugging interface. In fact
the "M-x gdb RET" doesn't fails, it only doesn't load the buffer for
the source code (it behaves like standard gdb without tui).
Thank you!