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Braindead

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"debugger current line" is not showing during debug
« on: December 26, 2005, 01:51:03 pm »
I noticed this also in rc1. After setting up a breakpoint and starting debug with f8 the current debug line does not shows up in C::B. And also if I step to the next line after the breakpoint it doesnt shows up. This is very confusing!!
 I ´ve installed C::B with MingW32 Package onto a W2000 Sp4 . BTW Dev-C++ works fine with this feature (after a downgrade of gdb to 5.x). I also tried to downgrade the C::B gdb  too but no changes. The color is set to something like blue (default). Have i missed a setting-dialog or is this a bug?? Any solution/suggestion?

Win2000 SP4 + patches
Geforce 4 TI 4200
1 GB 

tried also with all extensions off

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Braindead

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Re: "debugger current line" is not showing during debug
« Reply #1 on: December 26, 2005, 02:42:14 pm »
Just a fast suggestion :). Did you try with Ceniza's or Therion's latest binary snapshot? May be with this newer SVN version of C::B your problems are resolved.

Michael

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Re: "debugger current line" is not showing during debug
« Reply #2 on: December 26, 2005, 02:43:59 pm »
No idea about RC1, that's quite a bit outdated. The debugger has been substantially improved since then (and since RC2), so you might really want to use a more recent version.

In the development version of Code::Blocks (which is the only one I use myself), the debugger works really fine (way better than Dev-CPP).
You should absolutely use gdb 6.3, as this is the version which the Code::Blocks debugger plugin is being developed for.

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You need at least two plugins. Without compiler and debugger, it cannot possibly work. Also, disabling the default MIME handler plugin is generally a really bad idea.
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Braindead

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Re: "debugger current line" is not showing during debug
« Reply #3 on: December 26, 2005, 08:10:57 pm »
First of all sorry for my bad english im german  :D

@ Michael
Ok i`ll try them

@ all @ thomas

I was a little bit unclear  :)

I use RC2 BUT i noticed this issue also with RC1 .
I also switched back to gdb 6.3 after trying gdb 5.x

And with extensions i mean: "Windows extensions" (like Iconoid wich is used to graphically "enhanche" the Windows-Desktop ).  Every other "Line -Colors" are displayed.
Oh and debugger works so far. If i set a breakpoint and gdb reaches it the codeexecution is interupted. And if i press "Step Over" or "Step Into" everything works .
The only thing wich doesnt work is: C::B doesnt show me the line the debugger is currently in.

My projekt is an imported Dev-Cpp project. Dos application
i just figured out that even making a "New Projekt" and importing the Files does't change the fact. The "current debugger line" isn't showing .

Thanks to all
Merry christmas and a happy new year
Braindead

Oh
I will also try C::B with my laptop shortly and give respone if it works there.
But i think this will be "next  year"  :)

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Re: "debugger current line" is not showing during debug
« Reply #4 on: December 26, 2005, 08:19:29 pm »
Ok its not nevt year but... :lol:

I just figured out that if i create a new project C::B comes up with the short "hello World" code
If i set a breakpoint and debug iit everything works.
It seem that it has something to do with "importing files"

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Re: "debugger current line" is not showing during debug
« Reply #5 on: December 26, 2005, 11:28:50 pm »
I just figured out that if i create a new project C::B comes up with the short "hello World" code
If i set a breakpoint and debug iit everything works.
It seem that it has something to do with "importing files"

Not sure. I have tried with larger project without too much troubles. May be you have to change your C::B debugger options (Settings-->Debugger). Try also a search in the forum. Some of the posts could contain useful information and/or hints.

Michael

PS.: Use GDB 6.3 and not GDB 5.X