Mail Archives: cygwin/2002/02/14/15:28:54
Hi,
Thank you very much for your reply
Yes, I can run xclock for example from a WindowsNT cygwin bash
shell and hit cntl-c and break into it:
gdb -nowindows xclock
run
cntl-c
However, strangely enough, when I hit cntl-c, while it does
break into the gdb session, it also kills my telnet session
which I happened to be runing at the same time in an xterm
on the xfree86 display but which had no relation to the
gdb sesson or the xclock. [But, that's ok]
I was happy to hear that your cntl-c is ignored when running
gdb in an xterm. I think however that it is a symptom of the
same problem which is that gdb/xfree86 xterm is not handling
the cntl-c interrupt as I wish it would.
It has also been suggested that I try the latest stable
version of gdb because signal handling has been immproved
and I would like to do that as soon as I can.
David
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