Date:	Sun, 15 Nov 1998 13:36:35 +0200 (IST)
From:	Eli Zaretskii <eliz AT is DOT elta DOT co DOT il>
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To:	Francisco Pastor <Francisco DOT Pastor AT uv DOT es>
cc:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Subject:	Re: Help about gdb for djgpp
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On Sat, 14 Nov 1998, Francisco Pastor wrote:

> 1) My code have to run in a Industrial PC with few memory and I canīt start
> the gdb on it. In the gdb documentation apears the posibility of use the
> remote debugging but I donīt find in the disrtibution the module i386-stub.c
> to link wit my application. Please, some body know how can I get it?

Remote debugging doesn't work in the DJGPP port.  It shouldn't be too
hard to make it work (in fact, an old port of GDB used to support
this), but somebody needs to write the remote debugging module that
will work e.g. via the asynchronous port using one of the available
async libraries in the v2tk directory on SimTel.NET.

> 2) I have used the gdb for the gnat ADA compiler, version 3.10-nt for
> Windows 95/NT, based on the gcc compiler, and it is very friendly, similar
> to the gdb in a X-window environment. This version of the gdb is configured
> to the gnat ADA compiler but donīt run with a C++ program. I'm interested in
> a similar version to debug C++ programs, but I donīt know how configure it
> or where is a version for that.

Did you actually try to use that version to debug C++ and failed?  I
cannot imagine that somebody would *remove* language support from
GDB.  I would guess that the Ada support was *added* to the stock
version of GDB, and if so, the C++ support is there also.

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