Dani Moncayo <dmonc...@gmail.com> writes: > Hello Emacs, > > I'm trying to test the Emacs gdb interface, but there is something I > don't yet understand. > > This is my setup: > * OS: MS-Windows 7. > * Development Environment: MinGW. > > I've done this: > * I've written a "hello world" program [1]. > * I've compiled it. > * I've tested the executable (p1.exe), and it works fine. > > Now, from my Emacs (almost latest trunk) I've done: > * M-x gdb RET (the default command was "gdb -i=mi p1.exe") > * b main RET > * run RET > * M-x gdb-many-windows RET > * n RET > > At this point, the *input/output of p1.exe* buffer should show the > "hello, world!" message written to the standard output, right? But I > observe that the buffer remains empty (see attached screenshot). > > Probably I'm missing something here. Do you know what?
Did you try to run it under bare gdb (without Emacs)? If the problem remains, it's gdb issue rather than Emacs one. -- Sergei.
