Hello, On 2022/10/04 09:57:05 +0200, Ivo van der Sangen <ivdsan...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I created a port for Seer. Seer is a graphical front-end to GDB. I tested this > on amd64 using GDB from ports. > > Most of it seems to work well, except for disabling start address > randomization, > which throws a warning on OpenBSD, even if left randomized. > > Kind regards, > > Ivo van der Sangen
some comments on the port: - instead of PKGNAME, MASTER_SITES, ... if we're fetching from github just use the GH_* vars - SEPARATE_BUILD is implicitly set by cmake - I'd add a runtime dependency on egdb from ports and patch it to use it by default; base' gdb is too old. for some reason the file picker won't let me see or choose "foo.core", but if i type a path I'm able to pop-up the debugger against the specified core file fine. not extensively tested (not a GUI fan) but it seems to work. I'm attaching an improved tarball that addresses the previous points, does it still works for you? Thanks,
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