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So, I keep accidentally somehow inserting breakpoints to the left of my screen. I was wondering, is there a way to completely disable them? I have already tried adding this to my init.el file, but to ...
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I'm debugging a large C/C++ project (several millions lines of code, adding debug symbols to exec make it grow by 2.5Go) using GUD (gdb 12.1) on Emacs 29.1. My issue is that in the gud-<...
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I'm trying to debug a programm written in ASM with GDB through Emacs's GUD interface. I've enabled (gdb-many-windows), set a watchpoint on $rax which gives me the changes of the register's value in ...
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I am using a .gdbinit file to extend and prettify my gdb. The file uses escapes to colorize gdb which makes gdb look like this: Mostly I am using gdb with gud in emacs. Unfortunately gud is not ...
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Using gdb in emacs, gdb shows the source code to the right of the gdb prompt. According to the documentation, I can do M-x gdb-display-locals-buffer which displays the local variables. However, when I ...
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So I've recently started using gud's M-x gdb instead of gdb on it's own, as it provides Emacs with some nice IDE features, mainly being able to see where you are in the code, and where you have set ...
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Is it possible to add a hook or set a configuration variable such that the .m file I am debugging remains in edit mode when debugging starts. I don't want to switch out of read-only mode to ...
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I start gdb in emacs with 'gdb' command. Is there a way to hide certain lines from being shown in gud buffer? For example, when I do C-c C-c on a running program, I see the following in the buffer: ...
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I am running into an issue where the gdb command fails over tramp. The remote host is a simple linux box I am accessing via ssh. Even when I run emacs without my init file it still happens. Emacs 27....
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I've been adding some modifications to the perldb which goes through gud. When started it calls its perldb-mode-hook so that and .perldb is where I'm working. From within the hook I can get the ...
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When I issue the Emacs command M-x pdb it invokes Python’s pdb as python -m pdb foo.py. I want to instead invoke python3 -m pdb foo.py -- how do I set this up?
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In a plain terminal, I can run gdb, connect to gdb server via 'target remote :nnnn` and then use the 'monitor' command to send commands to the remote app, and the results from running those commands ...
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more tests I've now confirmed this behavior in Emacs 24.5 on a linux machine. Basically, if there is an @ symbol in one of the parent directories, gud will hang. the first update I've actually ...
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I have this file: #include <string> using namespace std; string remove(string s) { return s; } int main() { string s1 = "aaaa"; string s2 = remove(s1); return 0; } g++9 -...
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Is it possible to set the colour or font of markers (e.g. the ones set by gud in gud-display-line by using make-marker). The theme I am using shows markers in a difficult-to-see light gray. I would ...
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