C:B Debugger

[vliw]

Hi,
I've just started to use C:B and I find it really good, I've got so far a couple of problems only:

I've got this configuration:

Windows 7 64 Bit Running Ubuntu 11.10 64 Bit under vmware and C:B latest stable version (10.5 I think).
I create a console application adding only this line of code :

int main()
{
unsigned flags;
asm volatile ("pushf\n pop %0" : "=rm"(flags) : ;
return 0;
}

This is inline asm and if I step using the debugger inside the assembly generated when the cpu "pop" the value of the EFLAGS register on ebx, I see
a 12 bit value (usually 0x386) now I am wondering if this is correct because I should see at least a 32 bit value because I set up compiler and linker with the option "-m32" and because EFLAGS is a 32 bit register, am I doing something wrong?
I think this is the right place to ask because I have been told that maybe is the -m32 option not working well or the debugger is not correctly set up.

2)The combination ALT + F7 does not execute the next instruction but a symbol like a little hand appears replacing the cursor allowing me to relocate the debugger window, obviously I am trying to do something completely different.

cheers 

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[vliw]

Ok the first problem is not C:B, using gdb alone I see the same, the second question is still open.

cheers

[Jenna]

Ok the first problem is not C:B, using gdb alone I see the same, the second question is still open.

cheers

ALso not a real C::B issue, because Alt+F7 is the window-manager default hotkey for moving a window.

You can change the hotkeys used by C::B (for main-menu entries) with the keybinder-plugin: "Settings -> Edito... -> Keyboard shortcuts" (you need to have the contrib-plugins package for this to work).

Note: we have a special debuggre-branch, with many enhancements for the debugger interface.
If you want, you can install a nightly of it.
Reed this for an explanation how to use it.
And please read the instructions (especially the Ubuntu users notes) on my website before.

[vliw]

Hi Jens,

thank you very much for your help and sorry if the question was not pertinent to C:B.