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bug#6962: 24.0.90; M-x gdb: hangs when leaving the gdb
From: |
Steve Revilak |
Subject: |
bug#6962: 24.0.90; M-x gdb: hangs when leaving the gdb |
Date: |
Sat, 5 Nov 2011 20:41:27 -0400 |
User-agent: |
Mutt/1.5.21 (2010-09-15) |
I tried my Oct 6th 2011 test case with Emacs 24.0.91. 24.0.91 is
definitely much better. Emacs no longer hangs when I type "quit" at
the (gdb) prompt; instead Emacs offers the following in the
minibuffer:
Buffer "*input/output of foo*" has a running process; kill it? (yes
or no)
That seems much nicer than the behavior under 24.0.90.
I also tried the `exit 0' case I provided earlier (using a C-source
file called foo.c):
- M-x gdb RET
- press RET at the minibuffer's "Run gdb" message
- type "set args x RET" at the (gdb) prompt
- type "run RET" at (gdb) prompt
Performing these steps causes (the compiled) foo.c to run and exit(0).
Aferwards, I see "Debugger:run [exited-normally]" in the mode line.
The text `exited-normally' is colored red -- should it be green for
normal termination of the debugged program?
Red vs. green is really a minor thing. I believe this issue can be
closed.
Steve
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