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From: geert@fozzie.sun3.iaf.nl (Geert Bosch)
Subject: Re: GNAT friendly gdb for OS/2?
Date: 1996/05/31
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Date: 1996-05-31T00:00:00+00:00
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David McConnell (dmcconnell@sed.redstone.army.mil) wrote:
`` I have heard that there is a GNAT friendly gdb for OS/2 available.  I
   have searched the usual locations and have not located it.  Anyone
   know where (if) this exists?  I have also heard that a port of the cbind
   tool exists.  Any help is appreciated ''

Could you please post any information about gdb in this newsgroup?
Since I'm working on an integrated development environment for Ada
and OS/2, I'd be really interested in a newer version of gdb. One
of the things I'm working on is debugging directly from within EPM,
so it's possible to set breakpoints from the editor etc. 

This is already possible using the last version of gdb for OS/2, but
when entering watches, the expressions still have to be in C style.

Regards,
    Geert
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