When will install native debugger FPdebugger instead GDB. It will be soon ? How install it to test?
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When native debuggers?
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- AAndrzej 3
- Ddmitry boyarintsev 1
- MMartin 1
- VVincent Snijders 1
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W dniu 2010-12-16 21:01, Andrzej pisze:
When will install native debugger FPdebugger instead GDB. It will be soon ? How install it to test? ______________________________________________
I try to compile c:\lazarus\debugger\fpdebug\fpd\fpd.lpr but in file
DbgDwarf.pas is :
function TDwarfLineInfoStateMachine.NextLine: Boolean;
var
pb: PByte absolute FLineInfoPtr;Error: absolute can only be associated with a var or const ("local" variable is private field)
Compiler version 2.4.2 not compile it. Is available newer compiler ? (I have Lazarus 0.9.29 from snapshot)
Andrzej wrote 14 lines
You need an older compiler. It appears FPdebugger is not maintained at the moment.
There also is http://duby.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/duby/ if you are interested.
For bot projects, I have no idea what the state of them is.
Since you posted that in pc, not Lazarus mailing list, I do not know if you meant to ask about Lazarus, but since you did ask about "install" I don't think fpdebugger can currently run inside the IDE (I didn't find any place where it attempts to register)
Duby, I think has some instructions how to do that.
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If this is about debugging inside the Lazarus IDE. I believe (may be wrong...) using gdb still gives better results than any of the two (just from what I read in the past).
Martin
Duby is not yet usable as a debugger.
thanks,
dmitry
You need an older compiler. It appears FPdebugger is not maintained at the moment. There…
W dniu 2010-12-16 22:00, Martin pisze:
You need an older compiler. It appears FPdebugger is not maintained at the moment.
In new compiler it removes a nice feature of absolute ?
2010/12/16 Andrzej :
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Possibly yes:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/User_Changes_2.4.0#Absolute_variable_declarations
Vincent
