[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tim Combs) writes:
Working with the Arm ADS 1.1 compiler, I noticed a problem with
typedefs and gdb 5.0. The setup would be:
In a header file
foo.h
typedef INT32 int;
foo2.h
include foo.h
typedef RETCODE INT32;
foobar.c
include foo2.h
RETCODE =
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ulrich Windl) writes:
When auto-completing a breakpoint in GNU gdb 4.18 configured as
"hppa2.0n-hp-hpux11.00", there is a problem:
After adding the class and "::", all symbols are suggested. If the
right method is typed, plus a TAB, an illegal name is shown:
(gdb) b
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kevin Buettner) writes:
On Dec 8, 3:34pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've transferred the ~24Mb file, testcase.tar.gz, over to the incoming
location.
The name/size information is:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 gjertsen gjertsen 24473202 Dec 8 15:33 testcase.tar.gz
tar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Edelsohn) writes:
GDB works with G++ and AIX dbx works with VAC. Name mangling and
other C++ specifics are different between the two compilers.
Just a note, since you seem to be implying that GDB *only* works with
G++.
It also works with HP aCC, as HP took the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Before you buy.
Iam using gdb 5.0. Is there a version after this ?
I've made numerous C++ fixes since then, try the CVS gdb.
Well, actually, wait a week, then try it.
--Dan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Pierre Sarrazin) writes:
This is with the default debugging format, stabs. With -gdwarf-2,
the problem disappears with this particular (small) program. However,
the problem reappears in a much larger program even with -gdwarf-2.
I need the executable, with dwarf2
Pierre Sarrazin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Pierre Sarrazin) writes:
On my Pentium-based RedHat 6.2 machine, gdb 5.0 cannot print
the contents of a C++ string variable. It displays this:
Dixit Daniel Berlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] (2000-09-07 12:14
On Thu, 31 Aug 2000, Andrew Cagney wrote:
Just BTW, if the debug info is corrupt then GDB should report an error()
and not an internal_error(). Internal errors are more for when gdb's
internal data structures turn out to be broken (and about to core dump
:-).
enjoy,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hunter) writes:
The reason is becuse -ggdb was turning on dwarf-2, which is much
better for C++.
The problems that occur when debugging with STABS, which is the
default, will not be fixed by me, and i'm the C++ maintainer for GDB.
STABS is not good for C++ at all, it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hunter) writes:
I doubt this is a bug, more likely my own lack of understanding of how
to use namespaces within gdb, but this seemed to be the closest forum
to ask such a question. If their is a better forum, please advise.
In the code below, I cannot access the
John Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Damn, the quotes! I've been away from writing C++ for a while and
forgot you had to quote class and namespace prefixes. Thanks for the
tip.
I'll have a look at gdb 5.0 +.
JDH
You don't have to quote class prefixes anymore, i fixed that a while
On 27 Jul 2000, John Hunter wrote:
"Daniel" == Daniel Berlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Daniel You don't have to quote class prefixes anymore, i fixed
Daniel that a while ago. :)
Thanks; now after my next 6 month break I won't have to remember
them...
:)
BTW,
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