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Hello
Sorry for my english but i don't use it everyday lol!
So! All's in the tittle!
I can't use correctly my debbuger.
When i clic on run to cursor my program don't stop at the cursor, i try F4 too but don't work.
breakpoints don't stop the debugger too. :(
I have C::B 10.05 on windows seven
mingw and gdb version 6.8
[-g] is enable in debug compiler setting ( first line ).

I post the logs if that tel you something :
Building to ensure sources are up-to-date
Build succeeded
Selecting target:
Debug
Adding source dir: C:\Users\Noël\Desktop\Pacmn Wndws\
Adding source dir: C:\Users\Noël\Desktop\Pacmn Wndws\
Adding file: bin\Debug\Pacmn Wndws.exe
Starting debugger:
done
Registered new type: wxString
Registered new type: STL String
Registered new type: STL Vector
Setting breakpoints
Debugger name and version: GNU gdb 6.8
Child process PID: 2164
Program exited normally.
Debugger finished with status 0

Quote from: bobinne13 on April 06, 2011, 07:24:23 PM
[-g] is enable in debug compiler setting ( first line ).

Make sure that:
[-s] is disabled
[-Ox] is disabled
...and inspect the full compiler log about the command line if you properly compile with debug symbols (see my sig how to do so...).

Also you can try newer gdb + debugger's nightly...

And use code-tags to paste code

I get discourage...  :(

I have another computer with exatly the same configuration, and the debbug work on it...

oBFusCATeD
I had try newer nightly like you suggest, but no results.

MortenMacfly
I had inspect the full compiler ( like you explain it in your sign, thanks !!) and I'm sure of my compiler setting, firstly because I just look at after your post ;) and beacause I have read that is the basic configuration after install C::B, could you confirm ?

jens
sorry for code-tags. ( I didn't now that logs is a code)



Befor became depressive I have uninstall C::B and flush registery, and install new time, but you now what ? No Change....
My next step is to uninstall windows and all programms but it's a extrem solution and I'm not really  enthusiastic...


My new idea is that a programm make interference with my dbg, because it's the unic difference with my other pc, but I don't now witch is it in this case...
 

Is the path for your source files is the same on your 2 computers ?

regards, pasgui

Quote from: pasgui on April 07, 2011, 01:40:22 PM
Is the code source path for your source files is the same on your 2 computers ?

regards, pasgui

Yes i'ts the same. I had test another code most basic and sure on the two computer, to dismiss the possibility of error in the code that i'm working on... :).

Have you tried to debug your program with gdb directly?
Does it work?

Quote from: oBFusCATed on April 07, 2011, 02:48:39 PM
Have you tried to debug your program with gdb directly?
Does it work?

I don't know do that, could you explain me please !

Type: "gdb tutorial" in your favorite search engine.
Also you can try to read the GDB's manual or RTFM!  :lol:

Quote from: oBFusCATed on April 07, 2011, 04:42:00 PM
Type: "gdb tutorial" in your favorite search engine.
Also you can try to read the GDB's manual or RTFM!  :lol:

Lol sorry, i had no think to search in my "favorite engine". I'm going to do that  :D

Just a new information :

U now what ? I just uninstall Windows and clean my 2 HDD (raid 0 ) and install new time ( I do that sometimes ( 2 times by year ) to clean all my system ) I just keep my work on another HDD . And this time the first thing that I had done were to install my favorite IDE and try my DBG and... nothing LOL !!! The problem is already here !!! As you can see i really try everything !!!  :lol:

Hello everybody !!

I found the problem  :D !!!!

The problem is my last name  :evil: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Kof  :(

My last name is "noël", and codeblocks can't support that !!!!! The two points on the "ë" can abort the debbug, it's crazy isn't it  :shock:.

So i save my projects in another files who don't use my name.

Thanks a lot everybody !!!  :D

Probably it is time to add a warning message if there are wrong characters (non ascii) in the paths...

yes probably!!  :lol:

Quote from: oBFusCATed on April 13, 2011, 10:26:40 AM
Probably it is time to add a warning message if there are wrong characters (non ascii) in the paths...

Yes, but only if it's a problem with the debugger itself, otherwise we should fix the path handling.

I have this problem too, few days ago check debugger on other computer and it worked there.

So you're using a path with strange characters and the debugger doesn't work or what?

No magic ball here, to tell what is wrong, I need some details :)

Have you tried to debug from the command line, have you tried to enable the debug log to see what commands are executed and what is their output?