GDB and Edit under 3.0

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3 total messages Started by Todd Enders Sun, 01 Nov 1992 05:15

#87

Author: Todd Enders
Date: Sun, 01 Nov 1992 05:15

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     I seem to be having trouble getting gdb to work with Edit under NS3.0.
In short, if I attempt to execute the view command under gdb, Edit launches,
but nothing seems to happen (no window, no Gdb option in the menu panel, 
nothing.).  The same thing happens when I click on the debug icon in
Project Builder.  I can't figure out why it doesn't want to work, and I need
the source level debugging.  Any hints/clues/etc.

Todd     enders@bolshoi.uucp     NeXTMail Welcome!
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         enders@bolshoi.cc.misu.nodak.edu

Re: GDB and Edit under 3.0

#88

Author: Todd Enders
Date: Sun, 01 Nov 1992 20:46

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     I managed to figure out what the problem was, and it was due to my
unusual configuration (105Mb mono slab w/CD-ROM.  *lots* of stuff linked off
to the CD-ROM).  GDB/Edit couldn't find the file /usr/lib/GdbClinet.bundle.
A quick link to the appropriate file on the CD-ROM and "it just worked" (tm)!
Thanks to all who responded!
 
Todd     enders@bolshoi.uucp     NeXTMail Welcome!
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         enders@bolshoi.cc.misu.nodak.edu

Re: GDB and Edit under 3.0

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Author: Dave Moore
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 20:04

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In article <Bx0uLs.AE0@ns1.nodak.edu> enders@bolshoi.cc.misu.NoDak.edu  
(Todd Enders) writes:
> 
>      I seem to be having trouble getting gdb to work with Edit under  
NS3.0.
> In short, if I attempt to execute the view command under gdb, Edit  
launches,
> but nothing seems to happen (no window, no Gdb option in the menu panel, 
> nothing.).  
> 
> Todd     enders@bolshoi.uucp     NeXTMail Welcome!

One thing to make sure of is that the directory /usr/lib/GdbClient.bundle  
is on your machine.  If it isn't you will have problems.

Dave Moore
NeXT Computer, Inc.
Software Development Tools

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