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From: "Steve Doiel" <nospam_steved@pacifier.com>
Subject: Re: GDB w/GNAT 3.11p w/NT4.0 Question
Date: 1999/03/12
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FYI: I experiece the same behaviour.  My answer?  I run the debugger from a
command line in a console window.

SteveD
>I am using it under NT 4.0, and so far am using the AdaGIDE editor
>>environment installed with it (used to use EMACS and maybe will switch
>>again but just giving this a try).  Anyhow I have a program with text_io
>>input/output. When I go to run it under the debugger, which I do by
>>hitting the debug button inside of AdaGIDE, the output seems to get
>>correctly redirected to an MSDOS command window but it appears that the
>>input does not. Thus the program bombs once it gets to an input
>>statement (eg. Text_io.Get_Line).  Surely I must be doing something
>>wrong I just have not dug it out yet. If anybody knows the answer I
>>would surely appreciate it.