Mail Archives: djgpp-workers/1998/05/06/02:56:42
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Robert Hoehne wrote:
> Andris Pavenis wrote :
> >
> > - Previously I was not able to get normal reaction to SIGINT in DJGPP port of
> > gdb-4.16 when I built it from sources (The process I'm debugging does no
> > more exist when I'm getting next gdb prompt after SIGINT, this is not so
> > in binary archive built by Robert [gdb416b.zip] and in binaries I have built
> > under Linux
>
> I don't remember exactly about the gdb416b.zip archive, but I know, that
> there
> were some problems so I disabled it later completely by killing the
> debugged process if y signal occours. After some analizing and thinking
> and
> not finding a solution I came to the fact, that it is currently
> _impossible_
> to catch any signals when debugging on DJGPP without doing many changes.
>
Maybe. But looks that binaries from gdb416b.zip behaves as I expect:
the program is not killed after SIGINT (which is the same behaviour I'm
getting in Linux with gdb-4.16 and gdb-4.17 I built from sources).
With binaries from gdb416b.zip I'm able to interrupt program with
Ctrl-C and continue debugging. I didn't met serious problems with
these binaries
Andris
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