Robert Bihlmeyer wrote:
Shouldn't 'print System.out.println(token)' work too?
It should - but it isn't implemented. I made a start at
implementing method invocation. In fact, I have a bunch of
gdb patches I haven't gotten around to checking in. If people
want to check my patches, I'd like to kno
Tom Tromey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Try `print *token'.
>
> In some versions of gdb printing a String worked. It seems to have
> stopped working at some point. The real problem is that nobody is
> actively working on the gdb Java support :-(
Shouldn't 'print System.out.println(token)' wor
Robert Bihlmeyer wrote:
> Shouldn't 'print System.out.println(token)' work too?
It should - but it isn't implemented. I made a start at
implementing method invocation. In fact, I have a bunch of
gdb patches I haven't gotten around to checking in. If people
want to check my patches, I'd like to
Tom Tromey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Try `print *token'.
>
> In some versions of gdb printing a String worked. It seems to have
> stopped working at some point. The real problem is that nobody is
> actively working on the gdb Java support :-(
Shouldn't 'print System.out.println(token)' wo
Le jeu 11/04/2002 à 02:50, Tom Tromey a écrit :
> In some versions of gdb printing a String worked. It seems to have
> stopped working at some point. The real problem is that nobody is
> actively working on the gdb Java support :-(
>
> Tom
>
this is sad because jdb sucks...
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Le jeu 11/04/2002 à 02:50, Tom Tromey a écrit :
> In some versions of gdb printing a String worked. It seems to have
> stopped working at some point. The real problem is that nobody is
> actively working on the gdb Java support :-(
>
> Tom
>
this is sad because jdb sucks...
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> "Damien" == Damien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Damien> Whe using gdb, I cannot print java.lang.String type object, I get this:
Damien> (gdb) print token
Damien> $19 = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Damien> It seems this is because token is a reference to a string, but
Damien> I cannot find a way to pri
Hello,
Maybe someone here knows an answer to my question...
I'm compiling an app with gcj -g ...
Whe using gdb, I cannot print java.lang.String type object, I get this:
(gdb) print token
$19 = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It seems this is because token is a reference to a string, but I cannot
find a way
> "Damien" == Damien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Damien> Whe using gdb, I cannot print java.lang.String type object, I get this:
Damien> (gdb) print token
Damien> $19 = java.lang.String@80c88a0
Damien> It seems this is because token is a reference to a string, but
Damien> I cannot find a wa
Hello,
Maybe someone here knows an answer to my question...
I'm compiling an app with gcj -g ...
Whe using gdb, I cannot print java.lang.String type object, I get this:
(gdb) print token
$19 = java.lang.String@80c88a0
It seems this is because token is a reference to a string, but I cannot
fi
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