RE: followup: can i use pgdbg (portlang group debugger)

[Ted Sariyski]

Hi,

I have the same problem. Here is the answer from pgi support a week ago:

>gdb can be used to debug PGI-compiled code, but it is not
>supported by PGI.  gdb is not designed to be an F77 debugger, and 
>even less so when it comes to F90.  The only good options are to 
>use PGDBG or a supported 3rd-party debugger like TotalView.  Have 
>you tried the PGDBG in 3.2-4?  There have been many improvements.
>When you say it is unacceptably slow, that is rather general.  I'm
>sure if you can send a specific question to address@hidden that they
>might be able to help.

If you find a solution please let me know if you find a soulution.

Ted

-----Original Message-----
From: address@hidden [mailto:address@hidden Behalf Of Jorge
Crispim Romao
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 1:59 PM
To: yosuke kimura
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: Re: followup: can i use pgdbg (portlang group debugger) 


Hi Yosuke

I also tried to use pgdbg with ddd in the past and I came across the same
problem. At the time I was told the problem was with the pgdbg prompt.
That is, ddd works with debuggers that have a prompt like 

(gdb)

or 

(dbx)

but pgdbg has the prompt

pgdbg>

I was told that one could change the ddd code to incorporate a different
prompt but I do not know how to do it. I also tried without success to
have the pdg people to change their prompt.

I hope that this can be of any help. If you ever solve the problem let me
know.

Regards

Jorge Romao



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