• Barry Carr (14/14) Mar 04 2007 Hi,
• Jascha Wetzel (5/26) Mar 04 2007 the exe filename has to contain "gdb" to switch the CLI from Ddbg syntax
• Barry Carr (5/5) Mar 04 2007 Hi Jascha,

Barry Carr <barrycarr nospam.ixian-software.com> writes:

Hi,

I'm having problems getting ddbg 0.0.3 to work with Code::Blocks. I'm 
pretty sure its because CB is issuing the command to ddbg_dbe.exe 
incorrectly. On my machine the command to launch the debugger is as follows:

C:\dmd\bin\ddbg_dbg.exe -nx -fullname  -quiet -args 
bin/Debug/Debugger_Test.exe

And, of course, ddbg is reporting:

Error: -nx: The system cannot find the file specified.

as CB is writing the command line switches before the target filename, 
which from what I've seen of ddbg docs, is wrong. Is there a way of 
telling CB how to format the command that launches the debugger? I've 
had a look around in CB but I can't see anything obvious. Thanks

Cheers
Barry Carr

Jascha Wetzel <"[firstname]" mainia.de> writes:

the exe filename has to contain "gdb" to switch the CLI from Ddbg syntax
to GDB syntax, which is needed by CB.
if your exe filename really is "ddbg_dbg.exe", then that is probably the
problem.

Barry Carr wrote:
 Hi,
 
 I'm having problems getting ddbg 0.0.3 to work with Code::Blocks. I'm
 pretty sure its because CB is issuing the command to ddbg_dbe.exe
 incorrectly. On my machine the command to launch the debugger is as
 follows:
 
 C:\dmd\bin\ddbg_dbg.exe -nx -fullname  -quiet -args
 bin/Debug/Debugger_Test.exe
 
 And, of course, ddbg is reporting:
 
 Error: -nx: The system cannot find the file specified.
 
 as CB is writing the command line switches before the target filename,
 which from what I've seen of ddbg docs, is wrong. Is there a way of
 telling CB how to format the command that launches the debugger? I've
 had a look around in CB but I can't see anything obvious. Thanks
 
 Cheers
 Barry Carr

Barry Carr <barrycarr nospam.ixian-software.com> writes:

Hi Jascha,

You're right, I did mis-renamed the .exe. Thanks for that, I thought I 
must have done something stupid.

Cheers
Barry