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Title: DeBug Plugin Feature request
Post by: AmR EiSa on November 20, 2007, 09:20:39 am

Hello...,
can i make Feature request for DeBug Plugin Feature request ?
i asking about drag the arrow like VC++ , did gdb have this Feature ??

thanks for all this work  :)

AmR EiSa

Title: Re: DeBug Plugin Feature request
Post by: mandrav on November 20, 2007, 05:53:50 pm

Quote from: AmR EiSa on November 20, 2007, 09:20:39 am

Hello...,
can i make Feature request for DeBug Plugin Feature request ?
i asking about drag the arrow like VC++ , did gdb have this Feature ??

thanks for all this work  :)

AmR EiSa

I have no clue what you 're talking about. Never seen or used VC++...

Title: Re: DeBug Plugin Feature request
Post by: Knx on November 20, 2007, 09:31:33 pm

I guess it's a feature where you drag the current point to another point, for example

before

Code

-> code here
if (0) {
wxMessage(_("a"), _("a"));
}

dragging once

Code

code here
if (0) {
-> wxMessage(_("a"), _("a"));
}

dragging again

Code

->code here
if (0) {
wxMessage(_("a"), _("a"));
}

You can even execute the code again (not a rollback)

Title: Re: DeBug Plugin Feature request
Post by: orel on November 21, 2007, 03:11:47 pm

I think you are talking about reversible debugging, a feature in MSVC that allow you to move the stack pointer to replay or jump some lines-expressions. I have used it since i have never found it any interest.

This feature is about to be implemented in branch 6.7 of gdb.

Title: Re: DeBug Plugin Feature request
Post by: AmR EiSa on November 23, 2007, 01:56:57 am

it's mean drag 'n drop from current point to another point like Knx say and the Feature request about drag 'n drop the arrow in debug mode.

news: GDB 6.7.5 binaries and sources now available in this link "http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=757279"

so that mean I make good Feature request  8), did u think so too... ?

AmR EiSa