Re: GDB in windows/in general

[Gary Polhill]

"Paul E. Johnson" wrote:
> 

> (gdb) print *self
> $1 = {isa = 0x804e2c0, zbits = 135508046, internalZone = 0x811e7f0,
> syncType = 0x808b880,
>   activity = 0x0, numBugs = 100, evaporationRate = 0.98999999999999999,
>   diffuseConstant = 1, worldXSize = 80, worldYSize = 80, minIdealTemp =
> 17000,
>   maxIdealTemp = 31000, minOutputHeat = 3000, maxOutputHeat = 10000,
>   randomMoveProbability = 0, randomizeHeatbugUpdateOrder = 0 '\000',
>   modelActions = 0x8179e90, modelSchedule = 0x0, heatbugList =
> 0x8154050,
>   world = 0x81544c0, heat = 0x8153f48}
> (gdb) print *world
> No symbol "world" in current context.
> 
> When I try that web page's tricks to find out the class of the object, I
> get
> (gdb) call _i_Object__name(world,"")
> No symbol "world" in current context.
> (gdb) print (struct Grid2d)*world
> No symbol "world" in current context.

What happens if you do print *self->world?

Gary

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