See http://forum.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/topic,18816.0.html

I did test myself. Same result on win32. (Run any part of the IDE debugger test suite). Tested versions of gdb 6.3 to 7.5

The filename is recognised (when sending >>info line "WatchePrg.pas":100<<). Sending a different filename leads to an error. But the line number is reported not to exist.
-symbol-list-lines for the unit returns empty

Exact same commands work with all other fpc versions (including fixes 2.6)

Martin wrote

See http://forum.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/topic,18816.0.html I did test myself. Same result on win32. (Run any part of the IDE debugger test suite). Tested versions of gdb 6.3 to 7.5

It works fine on Mac OS X and Linux, so it seems to be Windows- specific. Does it also happen with the external assembler and/or linker?

Jonas

I tried with
fpc.exe -gw -O-1 TestPrg.pas
fpc.exe -gw -O-1 -Xe TestPrg.pas
fpc.exe -gw -O-1 -al -Xe TestPrg.pas

TestProg is at the end of the mail (Same As EnvPrg in lazarus/debugger/tests/GDBMI/TestApps

calling gdb with
c:\FPC\GDB\7.4-2\gdb.exe -i mi -ex "info line TestPrg.pas:10" -ex "info sources" TestPrg.exe

And then in gdb enter (did not find a way to put this one on command line): -symbol-list-lines TestPrg.pas

The filename is recognized (using other filenames gives an error "No source file named ..."). But gdb believes there are no lines.

program EnvPrg;
uses sysutils;
var
   s: String;
begin
   s := GetEnvironmentVariable('ETEST1');
   if s = 'ab123c' then
     writeln(1)
   else
     writeln(2);
end.