flax@Mizar.DoCS.UU.SE (Jonas Flygare) (11/27/90)
I just downloaded the new gdb from wuarchive. Nice work! But.. (You could see this coming, right... :-) info methods isn't implemented, and I'd really like to be able to do some serious g++ debugging.. I tried getting the sources, but couldn't make head or tails of which #if 0 to check.. Anyone know? Or even better, is there a new version of gdb coming up?? :-) (I really hate to sound ungrateful, so let me reassure that I'm _very_ happy with the current version..) + flax@mizar.docs.uu.se + "Alcohol is a powerful stimulant. It is never used + ( Jonas Flygare ) + in its pure state in medicine, but when diluted + ( aka Mad Flax ) + forms a useful remedy in many diseases. It is + + generally employed in the form of whisky, gin, rum, + + brandy and wine" (Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, 1879)
coolidge@cs.uiuc.edu (John Coolidge) (11/28/90)
flax@Mizar.DoCS.UU.SE (Jonas Flygare) writes: >I just downloaded the new gdb from wuarchive. Nice work! But.. (You >could see this >coming, right... :-) info methods isn't implemented, and I'd really like >to be able to >do some serious g++ debugging.. I tried getting the sources, but >couldn't make head or >tails of which #if 0 to check.. Anyone know? Or even better, is there a >new version of gdb coming up?? :-) I suspect there is; the version I just put out is (as are the g++ and gcc's) a beta release. I tend to use them because 1) I want "the latest and greatest" and 2) there are bugs in the last official releases of each that are fixed in the new betas. Apparently both g++ and gdb are in transition and on this pass they missed each other. I'll be monitoring the progress of each and putting out releases as things happen. In addition, when the next major versions of each come out I'll leave them in the archive and track the betas (as opposed to the way things are now where only the betas are tracked. I don't really feel like figuring out the right patches for earlier versions as this point :-)). --John