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1 total messages Started by Gordon Joly Wed, 02 Oct 1991 16:28
[Gordon Joly: "inspect" in GDB 4.1 with Epoch 3.2.]
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Author: Gordon Joly
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1991 16:28
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Apologies. I have just seen the announcement of Epoch 4.0.

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To: bug-gdb@edu.mit.ai.prep, epoch@edu.uiuc.cs
cc: G.Joly@uk.ac.ucl.cs
Subject: "inspect" in GDB 4.1 with Epoch 3.2.
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 91 15:10:13 +0100
From: Gordon Joly <G.Joly@uk.ac.ucl.cs>


I reported this bug at GBD 4.0. I can assert that we have no patches
to Epoch 3.2.

Gordon.

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To: bug-gdb@edu.mit.ai.prep, epoch@edu.uiuc.cs
CC: G.Joly@uk.ac.ucl.cs, kaplan@edu.uiuc.cs, gnu@com.cygnus
Subject: Re: GDB 4.0 and Epoch 3.2
Date: Tue, 10 Sep 91 14:49:09 +0100
>From: Gordon Joly <G.Joly@uk.ac.ucl.cs>


[ "Epoch 3.2.4 of Tue Oct 30 1990 on tomato.cs.ucl.ac.uk
(berkeley-unix)"  GDB 4.0, SUN4 SunOS 4.1.1. ]

Simon Kaplan writes:-
> I would guess that this is missing from the Gdb distribution, given the
> name.  we dont have any std epoch functions that start gdb-, unless I'm
> very much mistaken.

I am aware that no patches have been applied. I wrote earlier:

> ``Inspect'' invoke (gdb-makebuffer ...) to Emacs LISP interpreter, but
> this function does not seem to exist in the distribution Epoch 3.2 (or
> the GDB 4.0)

I found these user commands, after loading gdb.el:-

gdb-break,gdb-call,gdb-cont,gdb-display,gdb-down,
gdb-finish,gdb-refresh,gdb-step,gdb-stepi,gdb-up,send-gdb-command

I guess I have the wrong version of gdb.el ?

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