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oBFusCATed:
I have a feeling that the output of gdb 7.4 has changed.
But I have very little intentions to fix it, sorry.
I'm switching all my energy to the gdb/mi plugin as I've said, before.

Edit: Probably you have to change the RunQueue and ParseOutput to wait for the prompt.

ollydbg:

--- Quote from: oBFusCATed on January 31, 2012, 08:49:48 am ---I have a feeling that the output of gdb 7.4 has changed.
But I have very little intentions to fix it, sorry.
I'm switching all my energy to the gdb/mi plugin as I've said, before.

--- End quote ---
Ok, gdb/mi is better to do the handshake with an IDE.  :)

--- Quote ---Edit: Probably you have to change the RunQueue and ParseOutput to wait for the prompt.

--- End quote ---
I will try that if I have time, BTW: do you have a simple direction on which part/code snippet should be changed to wait the prompt?
Thanks.

oBFusCATed:
The runqueue should not be called, before the next prompt has arrived, probably.

ollydbg:
I have tried to fix this, but finally failed. So I decided to find a workaround. :)

Finally I find one workaround. That is: group all the custom gdb command in one *.gdb file.

Before:

--- Code: ---source $(TARGET_COMPILER_DIR)bin\stl.gdb
source $(TARGET_COMPILER_DIR)bin\wx.gdb
set print elements 200

--- End code ---

After:

--- Code: ---source $(TARGET_COMPILER_DIR)bin\custom.gdb

--- End code ---

Note: custom.gdb contains all the contents of the previous three command. Now, it works OK.

oBFusCATed:
ollydbg: you can remove the "set print elements 200", we have an option now.
Click the button in the debugger toolbar next to the button for the debug windows :)

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