I wrote:
> Ludovic Brenta wrote:
> > Hi Kevin,
> >
> > Thanks for trying to help. Try this in gps.gpr:
> >
> > package Compiler is
> > for Default_Switches ("Ada") use ... (do not change)
> > for Switches ("gvd-canvas.adb") use ("-g", "-O0");
> > end Compiler;
> >
> > and do debian/rules gnat-gps again.
>
> This yields the same compilation error.
That said, just to test things I disabled -g just for that one source
file to get it past it. It turns out that (if I remember -- I'm away
from that computer at the moment) it's the last file to be compiled
prior to linking.
I tried using gnatgdb against the resulting file but it seems unable
to attach to the resulting LWP that gets created.
GDB gives better results. When running the program, the program winds
up getting a SIGSEGV. It looks to me like the storage manager catches
that and raises its own exception.
GDB puts me into C mode, which isn't going to help a whole lot for
debugging this.
Why can't I run gnatgdb against this?
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