Does GNU's C Compiler Have a Full Screen Debugger?
Douglas F. DeJulio
dd26+ at andrew.cmu.edu
Thu Nov 1 00:26:33 AEST 1990
eru at tnvsu1.tele.nokia.fi (Erkki Ruohtula) writes:
>The only CodeView-feature I miss in gdb+emacs is the separate screen for
>program output that prevents program I/O and debugger commands from mixing
>(perhaps the gdb mode could be hacked to use a separate Emacs buffer
>for debugger I/O?).
rmtodd at uokmax.ecn.uoknor.edu (Richard Michael Todd) writes:
> There's a *really sleazy* way to route the output of your program to a
> different window that I've used on occasion. It works only under X
> Window...
Why do you say that your method works only under X? Start up an emacs
shell session (M-x shell) and you can do the same thing in there.
It's still "sleazy", but it gets the desired effect of using three
emacs buffers -- one with source code, one with a debugger, and one
with program output. This way it will work on a normal terminal. Not
everyone can stomach the idea of running X11.
--
Doug DeJulio
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