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12-11-2003 02:04 AM
12-11-2003 02:04 AM
gdb
Hallo,
I have installed sw gdb 3.3 (HP-UX 11.00)
I tried to open 2 sessions. I tried to run a command gdb in first session and last I redirected input to command gdb from second session for example:
first session /dev/pts/ta:
gdb ...... -tty=/dev/pts/tb
second sesion /dev/pts/tb
echo test
I have 2 question:
1. When I set terminal as stty raw at first session, command gdb is not runnig.
2. If I do not set terminal as raw - gdb is running but he does not communicate with second terminal session. Does some analyzer exists to find out where is problem?
Thanks.
I have installed sw gdb 3.3 (HP-UX 11.00)
I tried to open 2 sessions. I tried to run a command gdb in first session and last I redirected input to command gdb from second session for example:
first session /dev/pts/ta:
gdb ...... -tty=/dev/pts/tb
second sesion /dev/pts/tb
echo test
I have 2 question:
1. When I set terminal as stty raw at first session, command gdb is not runnig.
2. If I do not set terminal as raw - gdb is running but he does not communicate with second terminal session. Does some analyzer exists to find out where is problem?
Thanks.
xx
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12-12-2003 01:35 AM
12-12-2003 01:35 AM
Re: gdb
Check the permissions on your /dev/pts/tb files
I believe they should be 666 -
Let me know, I will put the email flag up - I worked this problem a year ago and will research what I did (will wait to hear)
You could try the wildebeest debugger instead, wdb. (but that is not your problem)
I believe they should be 666 -
Let me know, I will put the email flag up - I worked this problem a year ago and will research what I did (will wait to hear)
You could try the wildebeest debugger instead, wdb. (but that is not your problem)
Man The Bilge Pumps!
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12-14-2003 11:59 PM
12-14-2003 11:59 PM
Re: gdb
The permissions are 666. I have still closer information.
I have installed Microsoft visual studio and there is installed HP plugin HP open studio. And I can run sw gdb over MVS. This plugin connect to HP-UX server, run command rlogin a then set terminal and run gdb.
Thanks.
I have installed Microsoft visual studio and there is installed HP plugin HP open studio. And I can run sw gdb over MVS. This plugin connect to HP-UX server, run command rlogin a then set terminal and run gdb.
Thanks.
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12-15-2003 12:32 AM
12-15-2003 12:32 AM
Re: gdb
owner should be bin:bin on the port,
As far as an analyzer, you could try puma (comes with hpux)
good luck
As far as an analyzer, you could try puma (comes with hpux)
good luck
Man The Bilge Pumps!
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