Re: gdb with many windows: kill associated buffers doesn't always work

[Klaus Zeitler]

>>>>> "Nick" == Nick Roberts <address@hidden> writes:
    Nick> 
    Nick> I assume that by "when I finish my debug session" you mean something
    Nick> like typing quit in the GUD buffer, so that the process is killed
    Nick> but not the GUD buffer.  I'm not sure why you would want to type
    Nick> quit and not just kill the GUD buffer to finish a debug session, but
    Nick> clearly its a legitimate thing to do.

It doesn't matter. Both, quit and kill gud buffer, have the same effect, i.e.
from the 2nd gdb session on (if I kill all the buffers from the first gdb
session) the associated buffers are killed (which is just fine IMHO).

    Nick>       * progmodes/gud.el (gdb): Only complain about multiple debugging
    Nick>       when the gdb process is still running.

This also seems like a good change to me. It was really annoying having emacs
complain about multiple sessions when the first one was already finished,
even though the gud buffer did still exist.

Klaus




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