Re: [Cgdb-devel] no input when debugging OpenIPMI

[Bob R. <bo...@br...>]

Another alternative (which is the one I prefer), is to simply start=20
your program in another terminal and then attach to it using CGDB.

This allows your input/output to be in one terminal, and your CGDB debug
session in another terminal.

Bob Rossi

On Fri, Jun 10, 2005 at 05:54:38PM -0600, Wenqiang Song wrote:
> Thanks. Yes I'm trying to pass input to program being debugged. And yes w=
hat
> you said works.=20
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> I just blindly thought it works just like gdb which uses the same window =
for
> program input/output.=20
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> Appreciate your help.
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> Wenqiang
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: cgd...@li... on behalf of Mike Mueller
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> Subject: Re: [Cgdb-devel] no input when debugging OpenIPMI
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> Are you trying to pass input to the program being debugged?  If so,
> currently this must be done through cgdb's TTY window, which is opened by
> pressing 'T' in command mode.  You can then type input and view output
> from the program in this window.  ESC takes you out of the window, and 't'
> puts you back in.  These keys are documented in the (albeit highly simple)
> :help document.
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> Hopefully this solves your problem!
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> Regards,
> Mike
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> > Folks,
> >
> > When I debug OpenIPMI(can't be downloaded from
> > http://sourceforge.net/projects/openipmi/), after starting the program =
and
> > get the command line prompt I can't input anything. The only way to exit
> > is
> > hitting Ctrl-C and return to cgdb prompt. The problem is reproducable a=
nd
> > it
> > doesn't happen to gdb(version 6.3). Did any of you guys meet this kind =
of
> > problem?
> >
> > How to reproduce:
> >
> > 1, download OpenIPMI 2.0.1 source and compile it(don't need to install)
> > 2, under dir OpenIPMI-2.0.1/ run 'cgdb cmdlang/.libs/ipmish'
> > 3, start the program, then bump.
> >
> > Best Regards
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