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DoMeN:

--- Quote ---How have you setup the compiler? Edited an existing one? Or created a copy of an existing compiler and edited that one (the copy)?
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I think that you ment in C::B right? :oops:

I made a copy of an existing compiler, edited it (copied GNU compiler) and set it as default.

beppe:
I had the same problem.
I found a solution that for sure is not straightforward and maybe not clean, but at least is working.
1) I recompiled from sources gdb using as directory separator the character ";" instead of ":" (I don't remember which file I had to modify, but it was quite easy to find). If you want to keep the original gdb executable file, you can rename this file as you want and put it in the cygwin/bin directory...
2) From codeblock, menu "Settings/compiler and debugging settings/debugger settings", in the debugger initialization commands I put:
set substitute-path /cygdrive/c/ C:/
set substitute-path /cygdrive/d/ D:/
set substitute-path /cygdrive/e/ E:/
set substitute-path /cygdrive/f/ F:/
set substitute-path /cygdrive/g/ G:/
set substitute-path /cygdrive/h/ H:/
set substitute-path /cygdrive/j/ J:/
set substitute-path /cygdrive/y/ Y:/
set substitute-path /cygdrive/z/ Z:/
Of course, this can be changed based on your disk configuration...

As I told you, I am not an expert, and possibly I found a complicated solution for a simple problem. I leave to the gurus out there to indicate a better solution...
Cheers,

Beppe

DoMeN:
Were you also having problems with: break "/cygdrive/c/cygwin/ ... or just with break "C:/cygwin/ ... ?

Alturin:

--- Quote from: DoMeN on March 07, 2007, 03:56:10 pm ---
--- Quote ---How have you setup the compiler? Edited an existing one? Or created a copy of an existing compiler and edited that one (the copy)?
--- End quote ---

I think that you ment in C::B right? :oops:

I made a copy of an existing compiler, edited it (copied GNU compiler) and set it as default.

--- End quote ---

I think you should try copy-ing the "Cygwin GCC" compiler instead of the GNU compiler.

beppe:

--- Quote from: DoMeN on March 08, 2007, 11:23:13 am ---Were you also having problems with: break "/cygdrive/c/cygwin/ ... or just with break "C:/cygwin/ ... ?

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Only with "C:/cygwin/ ... ", but this is what C::B passes to gdb...

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