The update that I just made does seem to have fixed the problem that I was
having with GDB when used under VS Code.
Thanks very much for the help!
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On Thu, Sep 29, 2022 at 5:37 PM Lowell Boggs wrote
I just retested after updating using the pre-release sw setting.
the problem has been fixed.
thank you for your assistance. Please close the ticket as "fixed".
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thanks, I set the pre-release items on the software updater, and triggered
an update. But I saw nothing about gdb in the things it was going to
update.
Without me telling it to update all packages in the "Updates" menu of
software and updates, how do I make it update the gdb?
Thanks
Thanks!
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On Thu, Sep 29, 2022 at 3:55 PM Dave Jones <1990...@bugs.launchpad.net>
wrote:
> It would probably be best to report the crash in the "Software and
> Updates" tool separatel
Should I report this issue with Software and Updater not keeping the
pre-released check after I try to change the Update menu to select all
changes?
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I have tried this but am not making much progress.
I was able to run the Software and Updates program and use the Developer
Options menu to select the
pre-released updates (jammy-proposed). I then exited the updater and came back
in to confirm that the red check mark was there and it was.
How
The above error seemed to be some kind of documentation problem, so I tried
just running
make -k
To ignore errors and everything else make ok. However, I am not able to figure
out where the gdb executable is so that I can test it before running "make
install".
Here are the places that I fo
Ok, the jammy-proposed link did not work for me -- apparently I am not
set up as a developer.
I'm running on the latest ubuntu (20.10.04.1) on a thinkpad.
So I tried installing package libgmp-dev and that installed ok.
However, when I tried running "make" in the gdb directory, I got a
different e
I attempted to install this:
git clone -b applied/ubuntu/jammy-proposed
https://git.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdb
I then downloaded and cd'd into gdb and ran
./configure
make
but got this error:
checking for iconv declaration...
extern size_t iconv (iconv_t cd, char * *in
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your help! I have never dealt with this bug system before.
Where can I find the details of the "proposed" that you mentioned?
Thanks again,
Lowell
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Public bug reported:
I had no pre-existing breakpoints in VSCode, then added a breakpoint,
and used F5 to run the debugger to the one breakpoint. It crashed
before it got there. This is a C++ executable compiled for debugging
using CMAKE. I can successfully debug the program using the TUI mode
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