From: Andrew Cottrell <andnews AT ihug DOT com DOT oz DOT au>
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Subject: Re: OT: Serious RHIDE problem?
Date: Thu, 12 Dec 2002 20:23:13 +1100
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>Hello, sorry if this is a FAQ or OT, but, whenever I try to step through a
>program, RHIDE 1.4.9 tells me that there is no useful debugging information
>available -- *and* to try compiling with -g. That's a real slap in the chops
>since I know for a fact it is compiling with -g.
>
>I've even compiled a basic test.c by hand and RHIDE still claims that there
>is no useful debugging info, etc..
>
>What can I do? it's a fresh install of DJGPP/rhide.
If you are using GCC 3.x then read on otherwise give more details on
what GCC and Binutils and if you are using C or C++.

Goto www.rhide.com and download the latest DJGPP Rhide 1.5.0 snapshot.