Warnings: file not found

Warnings: file not found

[crtjer46]

I can't seem to find this on the forum. I'm getting this warning in gdb:

Warning: /Projects/net/tools/stripelines;C: No such file or directory

Also I have said the source lookup path towards the source code this didn't
fix it, however.
I was wondering if anyone knows what it would be? Sorry if this is a repeat.

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Re: Warnings: file not found

[Markus Deuling]

Hi,

crtjer46 schrieb:
> I can't seem to find this on the forum. I'm getting this warning in gdb:
> 
> Warning: /Projects/net/tools/stripelines;C:  No such file or directory
> 
> Also I have said the source lookup path towards the source code this didn't
> fix it, however.
> I was wondering if anyone knows what it would be? Sorry if this is a repeat.
> 

I guess you want to set a breakpoint in a source file or similar thing ?

I guess its a typo:
stripelines;C:  <- there is a ';' Maybe it should be stripelines.C ?!?


If not, please tell what exactly you are doing when it occurs.


Regards,
Markus

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Re: Warnings: file not found

[Eli Zaretskii]

> Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2007 06:29:40 -0800 (PST)
> From: crtjer46 <jkalinowski@microwavedata.com>
> 
> I can't seem to find this on the forum. I'm getting this warning in gdb:
> 
> Warning: /Projects/net/tools/stripelines;C: No such file or directory

This is on Windows, right?  It sounds like your GDB expects
Posix-style paths delimited by colons `:', but what it sees is
Windows-style paths that include drive letters and are delimited by
semicolons `;'.  Did you perhaps mix Cygwin GDB and non-Cygwin program
or something?

If the above does not help, please provide the details: the version of
your GDB, where did you get it, how did you compile the program you
are trying to debug, and what GDB command produces the above warning.
The more details you provide, the more accurate and efficient will be
our help.

> Also I have said the source lookup path towards the source code this didn't
> fix it, however.

Again, please show us the exact command you used to do this.

Re: Warnings: file not found

[crtjer46]

Here is a little bit more information. I'm running gcc 3.4.5 (mingw special)
and gdb 6.3 "i686-pc-mingw32". I'm running  it in Eclipse. My source path is
set to where that file would be located locally. My gcc is patched with
MSYS. MSYS is used because it can handle larger projects than gcc. The
command is uses is "gdb" to start the gdb console and then "run" followed by
the program name in that specified location. After that is where the get the
warning that was mentioned in my first post.

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Re: Warnings: file not found

[Eli Zaretskii]

[Please don't take the discussion off the list.]

> From: "Kalinowski, Jeremy" <JKalinowski@microwavedata.com>
> Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2007 16:46:08 -0500
> 
> Yes this is on windows. I'm using gcc version 3.4.5 (mingw special) with gdb
> 6.3 "i686-pc-ming32". I had also patched the with MSYS. I'm running GDB
> through eclipse so the command is just gdb I believe. It's just the start
> up.

And the file names you see in the warning message:

> > Warning: /Projects/net/tools/stripelines;C: No such file or directory

are they from your value of Path, by any chance?

It's hard to know exactly what's wrong, but I'm guessing that it's
some incompatibility between Eclipse, GDB, and MSYS.  Sorry I cannot
be more specific.  What do you use MSYS for? can you do without it?

> > Also I have said the source lookup path towards the source code this didn't
> > fix it, however.
> 
> Again, please show us the exact command you used to do this.

Yes, please show the command.  If Eclipse has a way of showing the
commands it sends to GDB, please use that feature and tell us what
commands are sent.