I am faced with a somewhat consistent problem with putting two breakpoints
at the same place and different stop conditions. Sometimes gdb crashes,
sometimes it's exceedingly slow (sometimes it seems like an infinite loop,
other times it definitely progresses), sometimes it claims the program
cras
Jimmy Mc Namara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have used gdb for a while now but cannot find away of finding out the
> value of a #define during my debugging( besides jumping out to the
> header file it is contained in). Is there a method to do this.
At the moment, GDB has no information on mac
I got the latests source code from CVS for insight. When I try to compile,
it fails in the gdb directory. ANy pointers to the problem are appreciated.
rm -f libgdb.a
ar q libgdb.a version.o blockframe.o breakpoint.o findvar.o regcache.o source.o
values.o eval.o valops.o valarith.o valprint.o pri
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Hi Folks,
I have used gdb for a while now but cannot find away of finding out the
value of a #define during my debugging( besides jumping out to the
header file it is contained in). Is there a method to do this.
Cheers
Jimmy
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