Or here is something you could do: gdb gbr3 set args /usr/local/bin/gambas3 (or what ever is your install path) run
You may need to kill the process with Ctrl + c in debugger. Then with bt, you will get backtrace. Send it here, so we can see what is happening. Jussi On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 6:13 PM, Jussi Lahtinen <jussi.lahti...@gmail.com>wrote: > gambas3 is just program made with Gambas, if it is in infinite loop, > interpreter cannot know about it. > It just does what it is commanded to do. Just like in any other > programming language. > > Try to run something else to see whether anything works. > gbx3 is Gambas interpreter executable, and gbr3 is for executing Gambas > executables like gambas3. > > What example "gbx3 --help" says? > > Jussi > > > > > > On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 3:57 PM, jm <j...@martindale-electric.co.uk>wrote: > >> On Wed, 2012-09-19 at 14:03 +0200, Benoît Minisini wrote: >> > Le 19/09/2012 13:55, jm a écrit : >> > > Hi, >> > > >> > > Gambas runs on Linux and I was just wondering if it can do more >> > > with regards to error messages when it is run. >> > > >> > > I've got a MK802 with A10 ARM running Lubuntu. >> > > Gambas2 seems to download and install from repository. >> > > When run nothing happens. >> > > When run from command line it does nothing. >> > > (Reading raspberry pi forums where they use ARM and have gambas >> working, >> > > this type of error is down to missing libs.) >> > > >> > > Doing "gambas2 --help" does nothing. >> > > (Doing "gambas3 --help" doesn't do conventional help >> > > message on Ubuntu Linux.) >> > > >> > > I was just wondering if it is possible to make gambas >> > > behave more like other applications so that its command >> > > line responses are more in line with expectations >> > > in a Linux environment. >> > > >> > > e.g. >> > > gambas3 --help : generate command line options >> > >> > That's possible, even if gambas3 has no command line options. >> > >> > > gambas3 -v [project] : puts gambas into verbose mode that >> > > prints a message before checking for a dependent lib >> > > so that if it crashed a meaningful guess can be made as to >> > > where to look for a fix. >> > >> > There I don't understand : gambas3 is the IDE, it is a GUI program. If >> > you have missing libs, gambas3 is not compiled. And if it is, you will >> > have error messages on the command line when running it. >> >> Strange - no error messages at all. >> When I run gambas2 from command line, nothing happens as in the command >> line is completely frozen probably in an infinite loop and unable to >> show an IDE or output an error message. So it would be good if >> for example gambas started with a message like "initialising" when >> a parameter like -v for verbose is used >> so that at least we know that part has worked. >> (Emitting even more detailed message such as which buttons were >> pressed with a parameter "-v2 level" where level is a number is another >> desirable option. Increasing level of reporting can quickly find more >> complex faults - such as infinite event loops. I know many of these >> messages are reported to IDE, but there should be an option to get it >> reported to the console - that is the Linux/Unix way - the console and >> command line is king - even for a GUI IDE. Driving the IDE should also >> be command line driven. e.g. options to compile gambas programs should >> be available as standard from command line options for example without >> need for IDE to kick into life.) >> >> I had a Genesi smartbook that did the same freeze thing on their Ubuntu >> distro. At the time I didn't need to go forward with it, so I dropped >> investigating. The MK802 however I must get going because the plan >> for now is to use OpenBox as the window manager and Gambas as the main >> application. >> >> No doubt I will be trying to compile gambas3 soon for MK802 >> and sort it somehow. In the mean time I thought I make the suggestion >> for improved command line options - noting that gambas does not appear >> to have many options. >> >> >> > If you try to >> > open a project which need components that are not install, you will have >> > errors message boxes. >> > >> > So maybe you should try to give more details on how you installed gambas >> > on your system, and more details on your system >> >> Gambas2 downloaded from the default repository of Lubuntu 12.04 >> that came with the distro, by using synaptic. >> That would point the finger at the maintainers there but as its old >> its not worth pursuing. I'll probably try to compile gambas3. >> >> >> > (no idea what a MK802 >> > is...). ARM systems are quite different. >> >> It is the rage in ARMs at the moment - full ARM computer on a USB stick: >> https://www.miniand.com/products/MK802%20Android%20Mini%20PC >> (around $50 on ebay) >> >> > >> > Regards, >> > >> >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> Live Security Virtual Conference >> Exclusive live event will cover all the ways today's security and >> threat landscape has changed and how IT managers can respond. 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