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Subject: RE: GDB GUI (was RE: Problem building ddd on cygwin)
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2003 13:50:57 -0400
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> Sorry for revealing my ignorance by asking, but:
> 
>   Is the GDB GUI gone now???
> 
> I was surprised when I started up GDB recently (after a
> very much overdue upgrade of my Cygwin packages) and got
> the gdb command line. I figured I must have screwed it
> up by building some programs for X, but discovered that
> others in my company encountered it. I'd been meaning to
> delve into this...

Run "insight" instead of "gdb".

-Samrobb

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