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From: "Kiran C" <kiranc AT tataelxsi DOT co DOT in>
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Subject: Thread Debugging in GDB for Cygwin
Date: Thu, 2 Aug 2001 11:26:04 +0530
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Hi,
    I am using GDB 5.0 on Cygwin(NT).I have tried debuggibg threads but I am
not able to do so..
Is such a debugging option available in GDB 5.0 for Cygwin(NT)?
I wrote a pgm which forked another process.
After the forking was performed I typed the follwing gdb command.
info threads
I got a list of two threads.(a * indicating my active thread)
But when I tired to switch to the other thread using the thread gdb command.
I  was switched to the other task but..I could not debug it..
I got an error saying cannot find bounds of function..
I tried the same using pthread_create function in cygwin..But it too did not
work.
Can such debugging be donw in my platform?
Since the commands are available..Should it not be working?
Should I compile my program with special flags other than -g?
Hope u can help me.
Kiran





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