Nick == Nick Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nick
Nick I can suggest two workarounds:
Nick
Nick 1) Specify the core file later:
Nick
NickRun gdb (like this): gdb --annotate=3 emacs
Nick
NickThen in the GUD buffer:
Nick
Nick(gdb) core
Not sure what you mean with old behaviour.
gdb --fullname which is what Emacs 21 (and earlier) uses, although the
fullname option was never visible in the command in the minibuffer.
Should I see a difference (as
long I don't set
Nick == Nick Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nick
Nick Are you suggesting that I remove one so that the user isn't confused?
The problem is that both commands gdb and gdba print the same command in
the mini-buffer. I think a user would accept/understand that
M-x gdb - gdb --annotate=3
Maybe I spoke too soon. There's either a new or a similar problem.
When I try to use the up command in gdb, I get:
error in process filter: gdb-display-source-buffer: Wrong type argument:
stringp, nil
error in process filter: Wrong type argument: stringp, nil
Note: this happens only when I
Klaus == Klaus Zeitler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Klaus
Klaus emacs backtrace shows:
Klaus Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument stringp nil)
Klaus get-buffer-window(nil)
Klaus gdb-display-source-buffer(#buffer aMOEthernetPort.cpp)
Klaus
Oops sorry, a cut-and-paste error. I tried to say:
(gud-find-file /vobs/.../aMOEthernetPort.cpp) returned:
#buffer aMOEthernetPort.cpp
Klaus
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Klaus == Klaus Zeitler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Klaus
Klaus emacs backtrace shows:
Klaus Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument stringp nil)
Klaus get-buffer-window(nil)
Klaus gdb-display-source-buffer(#buffer
Nick == Nick Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nick
Nick I've fixed this. GUD tooltips work better if you compile with -g3
Nick (assuming thats possible on Solaris). Then you can look at macro
Nick definitions with them when the program is not executing
Works like a charm
Nick == Nick Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nick
Nick Thats odd. Does macro expansion really work?
No it doesn't, I had never tried. I was only talking about examining variables.
Nick Have you compiled all the files with -g3?
Yes. I even checked the production log file.
Whith gud-tooltip-mode turned on I get, when I move the pointer over a
variable:
error in process filter: gdb-prompt: Wrong number of arguments: #[(expr)
=c4r=c5=c6!q=88eb=88=c7=c8=c9=ca#=83
=86+
In GNU Emacs 22.0.50.13 (sparc-sun-solaris2.8, Motif Version 2.1.0)
of 2006-05-15 on sfsws4
X
Whith gud-tooltip-mode turned on I get, when I move the pointer over a
variable:
error in process filter: gdb-prompt: Wrong number of arguments: #[(expr)
=c4r=c5=c6!q=88eb=88=c7=c8=c9=ca#=83
=86+
I've fixed this. GUD tooltips work better if you compile with -g3 (assuming
thats
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