Thanks! pkgchk reports no errors so I think it's a real bug. I tried it
with gdb 6.0, gdb 6.3.5 and gdb 6.8. This is a regression from around
snv80 or so, certainly since Solaris 9, so I submitted a bug report
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=8490. I hope it is
in the correct
n 04/28/09 19:18, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
I've never seen such an issue, but I always use dbx instead of gdb.
That is an option, but one gets used to a certain syntax :-) and if
you are cross developing for Linux it's nice to use the same debugger
on both platforms.
I don't have a build 103
Frank Middleton wrote:
n 04/28/09 19:18, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
I've never seen such an issue, but I always use dbx instead of gdb.
That is an option, but one gets used to a certain syntax :-)
I understand completely, which is why I use dbx, and get frustrated at
gdb, since I try to do stop
Has anyone else experienced this problem, and if so, has it been fixed
in any later release? I didn't see anything in the release notes, but
that doesn't mean much :-)
To reproduce:
Write as trivial a C program as you can, and link it with libXau
gcc -g junk.o -lXau
gdb a.out
(gdb) r
Starting
