From: wanker AT exploited DOT barmy DOT army
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada,comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: gdb not working
Date: 26 Jan 1998 05:12:38 GMT
Organization: The Exploited Barmy Army
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In article <6ag5u7$ta2$1 AT news DOT nyu DOT edu>,
Richard Kenner <kenner AT lab DOT ultra DOT nyu DOT edu> wrote:
>In article <6afue2$vhf$1 AT Masala DOT CC DOT UH DOT EDU> wanker AT exploited DOT barmy DOT army writes:
>>No surprise there, but I couldn't find anything resembling a
>>debugger in the 3.09 distribution (I was told that one was
>>provided in there).  I could not find a 3.09 debugger so
>>naturally my only recourse was to leech the 3.10 and
>>try my luck.
>
>I'm fairly sure GDB was in 3.09.

Hmmmmm, was it called gdb or any variation on the name because
I could find NOTHING.  I suppose it's possible that my installation
somehow screwed up -- I picked "standard" installation from the
install wizard, maybe that had somethign to do with it.

*Shrug*