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mingw/gdb troubles [message #45261]

Sun, 25 October 2015 21:36

mirek
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While trying to reestablish mingw coupled releases, I have quite a trouble with gdb - it crashes all the time (with theide or without).

So the question for mingw users: Are you able to use gdb? Is there any fix to the situation?

Mirek

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[Solved] Re: mingw/gdb troubles [message #45266 is a reply to message #45261]

Mon, 26 October 2015 12:43

mirek
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Resolved! I had -gstabs in commandline. With -ggdb it works like charm (with refurbished 'legacy' debugger).

[Updated on: Mon, 26 October 2015 12:47]

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Re: mingw/gdb troubles [message #45267 is a reply to message #45261]

Mon, 26 October 2015 12:50

omari
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Hi Mirek,

I investigated this probleme, and i found that ide\Debuggers\MIValue is infected by the behavior described in this thread:

How to fix this strong behaviore of MSC compiler & temporary value ?

please, choose the best solution and apply it to MIValue class.

regards
omari.

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Re: mingw/gdb troubles [message #45269 is a reply to message #45267]

Mon, 26 October 2015 13:57

mirek
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omari wrote on Mon, 26 October 2015 12:50

Hi Mirek,

I investigated this probleme, and i found that ide\Debuggers\MIValue is infected by the behavior described in this thread:

How to fix this strong behaviore of MSC compiler & temporary value ?

please, choose the best solution and apply it to MIValue class.

Will check, however I am in process of refurbishing the older debugger (which is not using MIValue).

Mirek

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