Re: gdb with many windows: kill associated buffers doesn't always work

[Nick Roberts]

 > > What are the benefits of this change?
 > 
 > It is pointless to complain when the gdb process has died and you just
 > want to restart it.  Killing the buffer destroys all your valuable
 > history.

The gdb process only dies if you quit the session.  If you want to restart it
then why would you type 'quit' in the first place when you can just type 'run'?

The point of complaining is that gdb-ui.el doesn't handle the case of two
GUD buffers properly.

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Nick                                           http://www.inet.net.nz/~nickrob