Hello, I'm sorry, this one will probably make you cringe... but I'm one of the poor guys running Windows (Win7-64).
I managed to install a perfectly running MinGW64, and it's frankly a marvel in squeezing whatever juice there is in the machine (I'm in some very heavy number crunching). But now I seem to have a bug somewhere, and the only way for me to find out what happens in the 64bit executable seems to be to run it in gdb. I downloaded gdb-7.3.1.tar.gz and extracted it ok... but then what should I do to produce a gdb.exe? All the doc and commands appear to be targeting Unix (e.g. "./configure" does of course nothing at all in Win) and unless I have missed something big, it's not even clear to me which Makefile I should pass to make. Is there a reasonably clear "roadmap" for building gdb in Windows? Many thanks for your kind help! Emanuel -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Sorry%2C-a-dumb-one%3A-how-do-I-BUILD-the-thing-%28i.e.-gdb%29-on-Win--tp32975343p32975343.html Sent from the Gnu - gdb - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
