I'm not sure if this is a gdb problem or a gcc problem.
Since I installed the 2.95.2 version of gcc I haven't been able to continue, next or
step in the
XFree86 module I'm working on. I did search through the newsgroups and the gdb mailing
list
archives, but I didn't find anything that seemed to be the problem I'm seeing. I've
tried
smaller programs, and gdb works just fine. So, for the moment, I really can't provide
a useful
failing test.
In particular,
I set a breakpoint anywhere within my XFree86 executable (function entry point or by
line
number anywhere within a function).
When the breakpoint is encountered, the breakpoint is hit/processed properly.
When I tell gdb to continue, or step, the same breakpoint is hit/processed again,
forever. The
only way that I can continue is by deleting that breakpoint and adding another further
along in
the program.
Is this a known gdb or gcc problem?
Thanks.
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