Re: Where can I find gdb

Re: Where can I find gdb

[David Starner]

On Tue, 07 Mar 2000 19:01:17 +0100, Lengyel Sandor <hunnia@elender.hu> wrote:
>Some people say that gdb is klutzy. I used it through ddd and it seems quite acceptable.
>However I cannot get a binary compatible with  gnat_3.12p (-4.deb) I use debian, and in
>the old slink and for version 1.10, there was still ada support, which seemed to be
>dropped for potatoe. I also checked Red-Hat gdb, and Ada is also not supported there.

I'm running Debian potato, with the most recent GNAT packge. You can just
keep the old slink GDB around - it works with the most recent GNAT. I don't
believe there are any major changes to worry about. (GDB 4.18 does not have
Ada support available - it doesn't have Linux PThread support available either
leaving a large group of people wondering why the Debian GDB maintainer
downgraded to the latest version. "Latest and greatest", I guess.)

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Where can I find gdb

[Lengyel Sandor]

Some people say that gdb is klutzy. I used it through ddd and it seems quite acceptable.
However I cannot get a binary compatible with  gnat_3.12p (-4.deb) I use debian, and in
the old slink and for version 1.10, there was still ada support, which seemed to be
dropped for potatoe. I also checked Red-Hat gdb, and Ada is also not supported there.


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