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I looked around the GNU emacs material and didn't find anything helpful.
Does anyone know of a good tutorial for setting up emacs, to basically turn it into an IDE? I'm looking for interfacing with gcc/gdb/make, etc...
Started by Yuval A on
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All that stuff is automagically....
You just have to add two lines to your .emacs to be able for something about IDEs.
Go dig about in the EMACSGood Article
Look at CScope too.. .
gdb `C=x `` (Ctrl-X backquote) goes to the next compile error and so on.
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I'm trying to debug a program using gdb mode in emacs. It was compiled with g++, and I'm using cygwin. My program takes one command line argument, and also takes input from stdin, which I redirect from a file, like this:
program.exe inputFile.dat <...
Started by Colin on
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Sourceware.org/gdb/current/onlinedocs/gdb_5.html#SEC24
duplicate of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/455544/how-to-load-program-reading-stdin-and-taking-parameters-in-gdb ?
If you are using bash, you can attach gdb to the process....
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I am trying to move from Emacs v22.3.1 to v23.1.1 and all was going well until I tried to run gdb using gud inside Emacs.
When I do meta-x gdb and give a command of 'gdb /my/executable/here' the window comes up fine, but when I type a command at the gdb...
Started by WilliamKF on
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I've been bit by this when rewriting the default line emacs spits out after hitting M-x gdb....
Here's a wild guess:
Emacs's gud-mode requires that gdb gets run with annotations turned on so that it can properly parse the output.
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I'm running Emacs 22.3 in Windows. Earlier today I had gdb working within Emacs just fine. I was installing QT4 and during the installation it asked me to uninstall MSYS which I quickly clicked through not thinking about things. I think I had gdb installed...
Started by Stephen Burke on
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Try using /cygdrv/c/cygwin/bin
probably adjust your system path to point it where you have gdb.
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In emacs there is a handy way to launch the gdb and gui options for gdb, the C debugger.
Is there a similar option in gvim?
Started by zxcv on
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Its features of an open framework for using vim and gdb....
The only thing I can think of is
!gdb blah blah launch from vim the way emacs does, it provides vim like keybindings and behavior.
I use different windows.
I don't think there is.
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Hello,
My usual tools are Emacs with g++ on a Linux system to implement my research algorithms. For the last some years, I have used emacs in a fairly basic way. I open C or C++ files, edit them with a syntax highlighting scheme of my choice and compile...
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Most people using CEDET only use the parser and smart completion systems locations along with the regular... .
This provides a project management system (EDE) which can create Makefiles to compile your code that you draw in Emacs.
For Emacs.
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GDB, at least as it's configured by default on my Ubuntu 9.04 box, doesn't handle multi-line statements well. When I'm stepping through code, GDB only displays the last line of the current statement, even if that statement spans multiple lines.
I'm aware...
Started by Justin L. on
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I'm afraid the answer is "no, there is no way to get gdb to do what you want (not a source statement).....
How about running GDB with the text user interface ?
gdb -tui
It makes a world of difference to the ease of use of GDB.
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Is there a way to highlight and color gdb output during interactive debugging?
Please don't reply I should use ddd, nemiver, emacs, vim, or any other front-end, I just prefer gdb as it is, but would like to see its output with some terminal colors.
Thank...
Started by elmarco on
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It's not colours, but I assume you're aware of gdb's text gui ? I wasn't for....
That would be a real nice hack, too.
gdb has no colors, you need to either:
write your own readline-based front-end, or hack the code directly into gdb.
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I know Emacs has some sort of integration with gdb (though I never used it) to jump through files as you debug a program. I'd like to do the same with Ruby programs.
Started by obvio171 on
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As erenon said, use ruby debug, which provides a library for emacs that lets you use it just as gdb....
Getting "Cannot open load file: gdb-ui" in GNU Emacs 23.1.50.1 (x86_64-apple-darwin10.0.0, NS appleYou may want use rdebug.
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I was wondering if there is a way to mark certain frames in a split window emacs session as inviolate to changing. I normally have 4 frames for sources files and 2-3 frames for other views such as compilation/grep-find/etc.
I would like to mark the latter...
Started by Andrew Myers on
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And from the description into how gdb-many....
It don't know if it protects frames the way you want to, though .
Is that Emacs would not know what to do once these frames are the only remaining frames, and something needed-on-One Emacs .
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