Version: 3.0.0 (using KDE KDE 3.0.8) Installed from: SuSE RPMs Compiler: gcc version 2.95.3 OS: Linux When starting the debugger for the simple "hello world" C program, I get the message: --- CUT HERE --- gdb message: "/laptop-home/testgideon/src/testgideon": No such file or directory. --- CUT HERE --- The gdb message log contains the following: --- CUT HERE --- (gdb) set edit off (gdb) set confirm off Excess command line arguments ignored. ("-nx" ...) "/myhome/project/src/project": No such file or directory. /myhome/"-fullname": No such file or directory. quit --- CUT HERE ---
* Please note that the "SuSE RPMs" refer to KDE 3.1 beta 2 packages that do not include Gideon. * I compiled Gideon myself from the "kdevelop-3.0a1.tar" file which accompanies the announcement for the Alpha release. * I have not set ANY options (default Gideon options as well as project options). The program is "Simple Hello world program" from the C programs template.
I have the identical problem, using Redhat 8.0. It seems to me that there is something slightly wrong with parts/debugger/gdbcontroller.cpp line 1095, in that the "/bin/sh" << "-c" creates the string "/bin/sh-c" which is not likely to be recognized as a command. I am not sure that this is the only thing causing the above probelm because I have not managed to compile properly with a change here (added a space " -c", and I am not yet sure when the 'if' is executed or when the 'else' is executed.
*** Bug 49555 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
workaround: remove "libtool" in project options->Debugger
Fixed the app-templates in CVS, for existing project just remove "libtool" from project settings ->debugging shell.