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Re: How to attach some gdb variant within emacs?
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Nick Roberts |
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Re: How to attach some gdb variant within emacs? |
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Wed, 18 Jun 2008 10:06:00 +1200 |
> I need to use one variant of gdb for debugging. I thought it could be
> attached into my emacs(latest cvs version) with the setting of the
> variable
> gud-gdb-command-name(with --fullname or --annotate=3). However, it
> does not work. The command for gdb has no response at all. I tried it
> on the older emacs(21.3) and there is no problem in this hack. Could
> someone tell how to solve this?
The "--annotate=3" should work with M-x gdb in CVS Emacs. You don't say what
platform you are using and 6.1 is quite an old version of GDB. Try a newer
version if you can. Otherwise do M-x gdb-enable-debug, start GDB in Emacs and
then when it freezes post the value of gdb-dubug-log here (or just to me if
it's too long). Please do this with M-x report-emacs-bug so I can see your
configuration too.
The "--fullname" option with M-x gdb has been broken for sometime in
CVS Emacs and will go shortly. Use M-x gud-gdb instead.
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Nick http://www.inet.net.nz/~nickrob