Are you using Windows or Linux (or OSX)?
In my experience, GDB runs better under Linux than Windows. Under
Windows anti-virus software will often get in the way as well as it
being generally slower.
I take Graeme's point about GDN not being that great for Pascal, but it
does work most of the time and adding a few well placed "writeln"
statements often makes up for any deficiencies (again much easier under
Linux due to the difficulty of getting a working console under Windows).
At least with Pascal you don't seem to get the regular C++ GDB problem
of "variable optimised out" just when need to get its value.
Tony Whyman
On 26/05/16 06:31, Dennis wrote:
I am using Lazarus 1.7 (2016-04-20) with FPC 3.1.1
Great Work guys!
However, the gdb that comes with it is not as good. I know debugger
is hard to write so I am not blaming it.
I just hope someone can share some tips or settings tricks that I can,
perhaps, make it work better?
e.g. it is very slow and its speed is not stable.
Sometimes, it is extremely slow or even stall the execution of the
main program. But when I delete all breakpoints and restart it and
add back the breakpoints, it runs faster.
I am hoping people can share this kind of tips.
Anyone?
Dennis
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