Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 09:37:17 +0900 From: Susukita Ryutaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> So why doesn't 'show env A' on gdb print the environment variable A? ~/.tcshrc: setenv A > unsetenv A > gdb (gdb) show env A Environment variable "A" not defined. It's not in the environment GDB sees (since you did an `unsetenv A'). When running your program, GDB will start a shell, which processes your ~/.tcshrc and does the `setenv A' that makes A show up in your program's environment. Mark
- gdb-4.18 Solaris 2.6 environment variable Susukita Ryutaro
- Re: gdb-4.18 Solaris 2.6 environment variable Mark Kettenis
- Re: gdb-4.18 Solaris 2.6 environment variable Susukita Ryutaro
- Re: gdb-4.18 Solaris 2.6 environment variable Mark Kettenis
- Re: gdb-4.18 Solaris 2.6 environment variable Susukita Ryutaro