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Re: -inferior-tty-show and -inferior-tty-set
> I think everywhere that does "if (argc >0)" is broke. I could be wrong
> about this though. Here is the reason that Andrew asked me to create
> this function,
> http://sourceware.org/ml/gdb-patches/2003-04/msg00030.html
It looks to me that the intention is to make:
-file-list-exec-source-file --
legitimate. Perhaps we could use the condition"(argc > 0)" for now and worry
about such pathological cases later, when we could also improve mi_getopt to
other things like long options (as Daniel has suggested).
In fact I would like to add an argument to -file-list-exec-source-file to
find the fullname of a file i.e
(gdb)
-file-list-exec-source-file myprint.c
^done,line="16",file="myprint.c",fullname="/home/nick/myprint.c"
(gdb)
where myprog.c is not necessarily the current source file. At the moment, I
do:
(gdb)
list myprint.c:1
&"list myprint.c:1\n"
~"1\t/* -*- compile-command: \"cc -g3 -c myprint.c\"; -*- */\n"
~"2\t\n"
~"3\tint i22;\n"
~"4\t\n"
~"5\tstruct values;\n"
~"6\tstruct values1;\n"
~"7\t\n"
~"8\t#define GOTCHA 9\n"
~"9\t\n"
~"10\tmyprint (int i,int j) {\n"
^done
(gdb)
-file-list-exec-source-file
^done,line="11",file="myprint.c",fullname="/home/nick/myprint.c"
(gdb)
to make the file that I'm interested in current first (I'm thinking of a
situation where user the adds to the search path for source files *after* the
start of the debug session).
Nick