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ddd and gdb: breakpoint breaks to much
From: |
Jürgen Herz |
Subject: |
ddd and gdb: breakpoint breaks to much |
Date: |
Sat, 25 Nov 2006 13:28:02 +0100 |
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Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; FreeBSD i386; de-DE; rv:1.9a1) Gecko/20061114 SeaMonkey/1.5a |
Hello,
I've a problem using gdb (6.1.1) through ddd (3.3.11) on FreeBSD. It's
as follows:
1. Loading a program
2. break sourceline
3. run
4. Execution stops at the breakpoint
>From this point on I can't move forwards before deleting or disabling
the breakpoint, neither with next nor with step or continue (it's the
same if I use commands or the buttons). For each next I get the same
output as when reaching the breakpoint in the debugger console. E.g
Breakpoint 1, function (this=0x737c100, that=0x737970c, length=54) at
/usr/home/juerg/coding/test/test1.cpp:31
I used some ddd/gdb in the past on Linux (installation was about 3 years
old) and used to be able to simply continue resp. do next/step to step
over that breakpoint. This is also the way it works if running gdb
without ddd.
I already had a look in the manual and tried to find some switch to
change the behaviour without success. Haven't I looked at the right
places or is this the desired behaviour?
Regards,
Juergen
- ddd and gdb: breakpoint breaks to much,
Jürgen Herz <=