> Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 23:04:39 +0800 > From: "LH" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > I installed Emacs-23-CvsP080909-EmacsW32-1.58 in my Windows XP, and Cygwn > with GDB. When I try gdba in emacs(gdb --annotate=3 xxx.exe), only gdb > command frame is shown. I can display other window from menu item, but source > file can not be found automaticaly. And, When I set breakpoint, no bp mark > shows in source window, it seems EmacsW32 can not find the source file even I > open it in source window. I tried older version but it seems has problem also.
I think these are signs of basic incompatibilities between Cygwin and native Windows programs: Emacs runs GDB connected to a native Windows pipe, but the Cygwin-compiled GDB expects a Cygwin pipe, which emulates Posix functionality more closely. If you are debugging Cygwin programs, I suggest to install a Cygwin Emacs. If you are debugging MinGW programs, install a MinGW port of GDB (available from the MinGW site). > But the original EMACS does not has this problem. What is "the original Emacs", and how it differs from Emacs 23?
