Hi! > > - Display STL types (e.g. std::string, std::vector, std::map). These > > are the "usual" way of making strings and containers in C++ and are > > quite complex internally. GDB displays this internal structure of > > these types instead of beautifying it according to its semantics. For > > the containers it's even impossible to view its elements. > > This is a limitation of the user interface you are using on top of the > gdb infrastructure, as e.g. Xcode (which uses the gdb mi) does display > such types.
Yea, I already thought that Eclipse, DDD, Anjuta, ... could also wrap that functionality. But with your statement nearly every missing feature in GDB can be dropped by referring to the UI. > > - Set breakpoints within template functions. A template function might > > be instantiated multiple times, i.e. for every type it is used for. > > If you set a breakpoint at the source line within a template > > function, only one instantiation is (randomly?) chosen. > > Use the rbreak command instead of break (and you may also have to use > dwarf instead of stabs). (gdb) help rbreak Set a breakpoint for all functions matching REGEXP. Hmm, so, this is just a workaround and only works for the start of a function, as far as I understand the help message. But nevertheless, thanks for the hint. Bye Hansi _______________________________________________ fpc-devel maillist - fpc-devel@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-devel
