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Date: Sat, 19 Apr 2003 00:13:50 +0200
From: Armin Diehl <diehl AT nordrhein DOT de>
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 >>sorry, typo, i meen gdb

 >MinGW has their own version of gdb or you could use the cygwin
 >version of gdb which should also work.
i already tried to compile gdb for mingw but no it did not compile.
yes, i'm trying to use the cygwin version, gdb compiled, needed objects 
linked (with some additions) to a dll and use that from my ide.

Tomorrow i will try it the other way around, gdb linked as executable, 
exporting needed stuff, calling only main in my dll (the ide) from where 
the gdb functions could be used, lets see ;-)



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