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Hi, thank you for the convenience brought by this tool to my debugging experience. It is really useful!
I find something was wrong when gdb run "layout [src|asm|}regs|split|next|prev]". The specific problems are described below.
When I typed "n", the pane of src was broken, and gdb exited when I continue typing "n", the following is the screenshot
The Operator system is Ubuntu 20.04.6 TLS
The version of gdb is 9.2
thanks
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Hi, thanks for reporting the bug!
I can confirm that GEP has this issue when using TUI together here.
But, hmm, I have no idea how to fix it currently...
I'll take a look at the source code of gdb that how did it handle the TUI mode for each prompt, and try to emulate those behaviors if possible. (But I have to say, if somehow we can't emulate those behaviors correctly, I am afraid that the current approach that GEP used will never support TUI mode :( )
Hi, thanks for reporting the bug! I can confirm that GEP has this issue when using TUI together here. But, hmm, I have no idea how to fix it currently... I'll take a look at the source code of gdb that how did it handle the TUI mode for each prompt, and try to emulate those behaviors if possible. (But I have to say, if somehow we can't emulate those behaviors correctly, I am afraid that the current approach that GEP used will never support TUI mode :( )
Hi, thank you for the convenience brought by this tool to my debugging experience. It is really useful!
I find something was wrong when gdb run "layout [src|asm|}regs|split|next|prev]". The specific problems are described below.
When I typed "n", the pane of src was broken, and gdb exited when I continue typing "n", the following is the screenshot
The Operator system is Ubuntu 20.04.6 TLS
The version of gdb is 9.2
thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: