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[Dev-C++] debugger crash

[ait <ai...@op...>]

Hi

I'm new to Dev-C++.

I was looking for a tools for my new project and Dev-C++ as IDE
with gtkmm as GUI toolkit seems to be the best choice for me,
but i have 2 problems.

Most important problem is debugging. I can't gebug program
with the internal debugger at all. Debugging seems to work perfectly fine
until I add anything related to gtkmm to the source. If I try to run 
program
with any breakpoint set, gdb immediately crashes and debugging stops.

I tried to replace gdb shipped with Dev-C++ with newest gdb
from mingw package but the result was the same.

The gdb from insight devpack seems to work but I can't see
the "blue line" indicating where the exectuion has stopped.


Second problem is related to class browser.
If I generate C++ files with glade-- (.cc and .hh) class browser displays
class members as a global variables/functions. I found that after
copying .hh files to .hpp

(for f1 in `ls *.hh`; do f2=`dirname $f1`/`basename $fi .hh`.hpp; cp -fv 
$f1 $f2; done)

class browser can "see" the classes but this workaround
is very inconinient (no links on Windows platform) :-(

Are those problems related to my system only (Win2K)?
Can anyone help me with this?

Thanks in advance
Tomek

Re: [Dev-C++] debugger crash

[Colin L. <ha...@bl...>]

Hi,

> Most important problem is debugging. I can't gebug program
> with the internal debugger at all. Debugging seems to work perfectly fine
> until I add anything related to gtkmm to the source. If I try to run
> program
> with any breakpoint set, gdb immediately crashes and debugging stops.
> I tried to replace gdb shipped with Dev-C++ with newest gdb
> from mingw package but the result was the same.
> The gdb from insight devpack seems to work but I can't see
> the "blue line" indicating where the exectuion has stopped.

Unfortunately we will need to wait for a GDB fix :/

> Second problem is related to class browser.
> If I generate C++ files with glade-- (.cc and .hh) class browser displays
> class members as a global variables/functions. I found that after
> copying .hh files to .hpp
> (for f1 in `ls *.hh`; do f2=`dirname $f1`/`basename $fi .hh`.hpp; cp -fv
> $f1 $f2; done)
> class browser can "see" the classes but this workaround
> is very inconinient (no links on Windows platform) :-(

I've just fixed this problem, .hh files are now recognized as headers files.
I'll be releasing version 4.9.8.5 soon.

Greetings,
Colin

> Are those problems related to my system only (Win2K)?
> Can anyone help me with this?
>
> Thanks in advance
> Tomek
>
>
>
>
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Re: [Dev-C++] debugger crash

[Tomasz B. <ai...@op...>]

Thanx for your feedback.
Just one thing: the gdb from Insight package works almost fine. The only 
problem is that Dev-C++ does not display the current position of program 
beeing debugged.

Is it possible to make the Dev-C++ work with gdb from Insight.DevPack?
If yes we won't have to wait for gdb fix.

gr.,
Tomek


Colin Laplace wrote:

>Hi,
>
>  
>
>>Most important problem is debugging. I can't gebug program
>>with the internal debugger at all. Debugging seems to work perfectly fine
>>until I add anything related to gtkmm to the source. If I try to run
>>program
>>with any breakpoint set, gdb immediately crashes and debugging stops.
>>I tried to replace gdb shipped with Dev-C++ with newest gdb
>>from mingw package but the result was the same.
>>The gdb from insight devpack seems to work but I can't see
>>the "blue line" indicating where the exectuion has stopped.
>>    
>>
>
>Unfortunately we will need to wait for a GDB fix :/
>
>  
>
>>Second problem is related to class browser.
>>If I generate C++ files with glade-- (.cc and .hh) class browser displays
>>class members as a global variables/functions. I found that after
>>copying .hh files to .hpp
>>(for f1 in `ls *.hh`; do f2=`dirname $f1`/`basename $fi .hh`.hpp; cp -fv
>>$f1 $f2; done)
>>class browser can "see" the classes but this workaround
>>is very inconinient (no links on Windows platform) :-(
>>    
>>
>
>I've just fixed this problem, .hh files are now recognized as headers files.
>I'll be releasing version 4.9.8.5 soon.
>
>Greetings,
>Colin
>
>  
>
>>Are those problems related to my system only (Win2K)?
>>Can anyone help me with this?
>>
>>Thanks in advance
>>Tomek
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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