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From: Matthew Kennedy <q9522772@mail.connect.usq.edu.au>
Subject: RHIDE 1.3, GNAT (for DOS) and GDB - problem with watches
Date: 1997/09/24
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Date: 1997-09-24T00:00:00+00:00
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Hello,

I'm having trouble debugging my Ada code under the RHIDE environment. I
am using an Ada 'aware' version of GDB and the Ada compiler is DOS GNAT.

The problem is that the IDE doesn't seem to recognise any Ada variable
names when I set watches - instead I get 'variable_x: Not Available'
even though the variable is in the current scope. Stepping though the
code, non-conditional breakpoints and 'run to cursor' work as expected.

Maybe there's some sort of pre/suffix for variable names that will get
me around this problem?

Thanks,
Matt.


-- 
Matthew Kennedy
Student of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
University of Southern Queensland, Australia
  "When will you realise you're already there?" 
      - Marilyn Manson