Initialization Commands

Initialization Commands

[María de los A. Vázquez]

Hi!

I'm new with gdb and insight. I'm loading Insight from Code::Blocks to use 
it as my debbuger but I'm having problems with the Initialization Commands 
and .gdbinit file. When I run the debugger (Insight) it didn't recognize the 
initialization commands under Debugger settings (Code::Blocks) neither the 
init file (.gdbinit). Instead I always need to enter the commands manually 
so I don't know what I'm doing wrong?? Where does I need to declared the 
.gdbinit file so it recognize it??? Any help will be useful for me!!! 
Thanks.

Regards,
María

BTW
I only have two declarations on the .gdbinit file:
 "target remote localhost:3333"
 "load" 

Re: Initialization Commands

[Keith Seitz]

On 10/30/2009 10:52 AM, María de los A. Vázquez wrote:

> I'm new with gdb and insight. I'm loading Insight from Code::Blocks to
> use it as my debbuger but I'm having problems with the Initialization
> Commands and .gdbinit file. When I run the debugger (Insight) it didn't
> recognize the initialization commands under Debugger settings
> (Code::Blocks) neither the init file (.gdbinit). Instead I always need
> to enter the commands manually so I don't know what I'm doing wrong??
> Where does I need to declared the .gdbinit file so it recognize it???
> Any help will be useful for me!!! Thanks.

I don't know anything about Code::Blocks, but it sounds to me like they 
are starting up gdb/insight using the "-nx" option, which suppresses 
reading .gdbinit.

Where is .gdbinit? Gdb looks in two places: $HOME and $PWD, i.e., your 
home directory and the current directory. If .gdbinit is not in $HOME, I 
would put it there and see if that works.

> BTW
> I only have two declarations on the .gdbinit file:
> "target remote localhost:3333"
> "load"

If you go to the Target Settings Dialog, you can have insight do this 
for you automatically when you click the Run button. Of course, if 
Code::Blocks is passing "-nx" to gdb/insight, insight won't read your 
preferences file, anyway. But if you're like me and typically type at a 
console window, this won't help you.

Keith

Re: Initialization Commands

[María de los A. Vázquez]

> On 10/30/2009 10:52 AM, María de los A. Vázquez wrote:
>
>> I'm new with gdb and insight. I'm loading Insight from Code::Blocks to
>> use it as my debbuger but I'm having problems with the Initialization
>> Commands and .gdbinit file. When I run the debugger (Insight) it didn't
>> recognize the initialization commands under Debugger settings
>> (Code::Blocks) neither the init file (.gdbinit). Instead I always need
>> to enter the commands manually so I don't know what I'm doing wrong??
>> Where does I need to declared the .gdbinit file so it recognize it???
>> Any help will be useful for me!!! Thanks.
>
> I don't know anything about Code::Blocks, but it sounds to me like they 
> are starting up gdb/insight using the "-nx" option, which suppresses 
> reading .gdbinit.

Where is declared the "-nx" option?


> Where is .gdbinit? Gdb looks in two places: $HOME and $PWD, i.e., your 
> home directory and the current directory. If .gdbinit is not in $HOME, I 
> would put it there and see if that works.

I declared the .gdbinit file in my home directory and in the current
directory but it didn't work.


>> BTW
>> I only have two declarations on the .gdbinit file:
>> "target remote localhost:3333"
>> "load"
>
> If you go to the Target Settings Dialog, you can have insight do this for 
> you automatically when you click the Run button. Of course, if 
> Code::Blocks is passing "-nx" to gdb/insight, insight won't read your 
> preferences file, anyway. But if you're like me and typically type at a 
> console window, this won't help you.
>
> Keith

I try the Target Settings Dialog, but it doesn't work neither. If I close
insight and open it again, I have to input all the information again. That
isn't what I need.

María