#3 Add x86 debugging executables

[Piotr]

Dev-C++ versions: all with TDM-GCC compiler

• Problem:

  Posted by sam — 2012-01-14 (in reviews):
  i cant seem to get the debugging to work ,it just keep saying no gdb file

gdb.exe and gdb-server.exe are compiled with 64-bit compiler, so they won't work on 32-bit windows like Windows XP and some of Windows Vista, Windows 7.

• How to fix it:
  • Compile gdb.exe for x86 and save it as gdb32.exe
  • Do the same thing with gdb-server
  • Compiler set TDM-GCC 4.6.1 32-bit should use gdb32.exe as default debugging executable

[Piotr]

• Description has changed:

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 gdb.exe and gdb-server.exe are compiled with 64-bit compiler, so they won't work on 32-bit windows like Windows XP and some of Windows Vista, Windows 7. 

 * How to fix it:
-1. Compile gdb.exe for x86 and save it as gdb32.exe
-2. Do the same thing with gdb-server
-3. Compiler set TDM-GCC 4.6.1 32-bit should use gdb32.exe as default debugging executable
+    + Compile gdb.exe for x86 and save it as gdb32.exe
+    + Do the same thing with gdb-server
+    + Compiler set TDM-GCC 4.6.1 32-bit should use gdb32.exe as default debugging executable

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[orwelldevcpp]

Fixed. I've added gdb from the x86 TDM install and called it gdb32.exe. The default 32-bit profile for TDM-GCC x64 will use it.