I'm sure at some point or another I've had something like this happen. I've just checked and both the Debian-based distribution(s) and the cygwin distribution and I see they do in fact install bashdb-trace.
The top-level Makefile should install this along with the other debugger files, e.g. dbg-brk.inc, etc.
I know this is a plug for remake, but that is in fact what I use to track down problems like this. Install that (same download repository as bashdb) and run "remake -x install" you should see a more detailed view of what's going on when you run "make install". And if that doesn't do it you could go into the debugger proper and and step through the install process.
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Hello guys,
I just installed bashdb and it seems the bashdb-trace file (needed to debug from with in a program) did not get installed.
Just wanted to confirm if this was true (or if my crazy pills are still affecting me).
Thanks!
- DeAngelo Lampkin
I'm sure at some point or another I've had something like this happen. I've just checked and both the Debian-based distribution(s) and the cygwin distribution and I see they do in fact install bashdb-trace.
The top-level Makefile should install this along with the other debugger files, e.g. dbg-brk.inc, etc.
I know this is a plug for remake, but that is in fact what I use to track down problems like this. Install that (same download repository as bashdb) and run "remake -x install" you should see a more detailed view of what's going on when you run "make install". And if that doesn't do it you could go into the debugger proper and and step through the install process.