I almost took this to talk list except for one comment that
re-iterates the need for something like cygwin with windoze,
On 12/24/09, Marc Girod wrote:
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> Eliot Moss wrote:
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>> And this may add a little to your understanding:
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> Few of which pertains to cygwin...
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> Eliot Moss wrote:
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ary re-play of history for people who didn't
record it.
Marc
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Eliot Moss wrote:
And this may add a little to your understanding:
Note these two options to gdb also...
--tui Use a terminal user interface.
-w Use a window interface.
--tui will utilize a *curses interface
-w brings up insight on my system
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And this may add a little to your understanding:
gdb is a reasonable debugging tool, but is
*command line* oriented. By itself, it provides
no GUI interface. If you compile with -g then
the available symbols let you talk about
(non-local) variables, code locations, etc.
emacs is an *editor* that
Marco Atzeri wrote:
--- Gio 24/12/09, Liming ha scritto:
Thanks. Csaba,
I still not so clear about gdb, I am usually use microsoft
Visual Studio
1. With g++ -g -o executable_name a.o b.o ...
Can I set break point? or this one only display the place
the code has problem, then go to there to m
--- Gio 24/12/09, Liming ha scritto:
> Thanks. Csaba,
>
> I still not so clear about gdb, I am usually use microsoft
> Visual Studio
>
> 1. With g++ -g -o executable_nameĀ a.o b.o ...
> Can I set break point? or this one only display the place
> the code has problem, then go to there to modify i
debug inside and can set break point? I just wondering if
there has a software like Visual Studio IDE, so I can debug it inside it.
--- On Wed, 12/23/09, Csaba Raduly wrote:
> From: Csaba Raduly
> Subject: Re: Questions about gnu debug
> To: cygwin@cygwin.com
> Cc: linhai...@yaho
On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 6:48 PM, Liming wrote:
> I read the FAQ, but still very confused, please help.
>
> 1.
> I have a project written by C++, I want to debug it under Cygwin. I
> know I can use g++ -g, but I think this is for a single .cpp file.
Hi Liming,
If you have a project with multiple C
I read the FAQ, but still very confused, please help.
1.
I have a project written by C++, I want to debug it under Cygwin. I
know I can use g++ -g, but I think this is for a single .cpp file. How
to debug a whole Project? Anyway to debug the project inside a windows like
editor?
2. The gnu C++ u
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