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Hello,
I would like to use the "User Interface Layout" provided by emacs in combination with idb. Starting the debugger like
gdb --annotate=3 a.out,
emacs splits the window into five sub-windows and I can use the debugger interactively.
However, calling idb with
idb -gdb -fullname a.out
emacs doesn't open these sub-windows. Is there any solution to this problem?
Best Regards,
Georg
I would like to use the "User Interface Layout" provided by emacs in combination with idb. Starting the debugger like
gdb --annotate=3 a.out,
emacs splits the window into five sub-windows and I can use the debugger interactively.
However, calling idb with
idb -gdb -fullname a.out
emacs doesn't open these sub-windows. Is there any solution to this problem?
Best Regards,
Georg
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Georg,
Sorry I cannot try this here (no Mac or Linux) ...
Try running the idb from the debugger
gdb -idb -fullname a.out
or something like that.
Jim Dempsey
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Hello Jim,
unfortunately gdb doesn't accept the option "-idb".
Btw, I'm using Linux and emacs version 22.0.50.1.
Georg
unfortunately gdb doesn't accept the option "-idb".
Btw, I'm using Linux and emacs version 22.0.50.1.
Georg

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