Re: Simultaneous gdb session badness

2005-08-18 Thread Michael Welsh Duggan
Nick Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Michael Welsh Duggan writes: > > Yes, I see that now. It was not obvious from NEWS, so I didn't > > realize I needed to reread the gdb manual. (I remember reading the > > messages covering bits of this on emacs-devel now that you brought > > this up

Re: Simultaneous gdb session badness

2005-08-18 Thread Nick Roberts
Michael Welsh Duggan writes: > Yes, I see that now. It was not obvious from NEWS, so I didn't > realize I needed to reread the gdb manual. (I remember reading the > messages covering bits of this on emacs-devel now that you brought > this up, but I obviously didn't read them closely enough.)

Re: Simultaneous gdb session badness

2005-08-17 Thread Michael Welsh Duggan
Nick Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Michael Welsh Duggan writes: > > I wish I could say just when this problem cropped up, but... > > > > In the current CVS, I cannot run gdb though the gud on two seperate > > programs simultanously. For example, if I start a gud session for > > prog

Simultaneous gdb session badness

2005-08-16 Thread Nick Roberts
Michael Welsh Duggan writes: > I wish I could say just when this problem cropped up, but... > > In the current CVS, I cannot run gdb though the gud on two seperate > programs simultanously. For example, if I start a gud session for > program A, then one for program B, if I then type "b main"

Simultaneous gdb session badness

2005-08-16 Thread Michael Welsh Duggan
I wish I could say just when this problem cropped up, but... In the current CVS, I cannot run gdb though the gud on two seperate programs simultanously. For example, if I start a gud session for program A, then one for program B, if I then type "b main" in program A's gud buffer, the breakpoint g