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| From: | Aref Taidi |
| Subject: | RE: how do you start up DDD? |
| Date: | Sat, 14 Mar 2009 10:28:09 -0000 |
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Hi All, How do you use DDD in a multi-threaded
real-time Linux application? Is DDD really capable of setting break points in
multiple threads in a real-time situation? I could even live with removing the
real-time condition but need a multi-threading debug capability. What compiler
switches do I need to use and which ones to avoid? Best, Aref From:
address@hidden
[mailto:address@hidden On Behalf Of shaunak saha Hi, In step 3 you said that did a "configure" and
"make" but no "make install" after that.To install the
compiled programs(ddd) you need to give the command "make
install". This will install the ddd binary in you /usr/local/bin. Also to verify you ddd binary is build properly, after doing a make you
can do a "make check".This creates a sample C++ program `cxxtest' and
then runs DDD on it by invoking `./ddd cxxtest'. Hope this helps. Regards, Shaunak
2009/3/13 David Clarke <address@hidden> Hello: I followed the directions to install DDD on your web site to their end:
and seemed to get a successful install. I then went to your user
manual and copied sample.c, compiled it, and typed ddd sample as instructed.
This is the message I get: ddd: Command not found. Evidently, my configuring and making ddd within the Downloads directory
(there were no directions to move it elsewhere) is insufficient. How do I
make it so ddd is visible from any other directory where software to be
debugged may reside? I am on a Macbook Pro. OS X 10.5.4 (Intel). The answer to this might be added to your instructions on the web site. Thanks. cheers, David. David A. Clarke address@hidden Professor of
Astronomy and Physics (902) 420-5830 Institute for
Computational Astrophysics (902) 496-8218 (fax) Saint Mary's
University http://www.ica.smu.ca/zeus3d
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