Re: Setting source search path
Ken Goldman <[email protected]>
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> Date: Fri, 14 Apr 2006 18:11:43 +0200 > From: "Fabian Scheler" <[email protected]> > > > 2 - Can I change the search path by editing a file rather than through > > the GUI. A library that I'm calling (openSSL) keeps the source in a > > large number of subdirectories, and entering them all though the GUI > > is error prone. > > Are you using as a frontend for gdb? You can pass the search paths as > commandline option to gdb and when you use for example a makefile to > invoke gdb you have to specify the search path only once. Yes, I use ddd as a gdb front end on Linux and AIX. I don't invoke ddd from a makefile. I use the command line: > ddd my_program_name Since I have ~100 programs that use the same libraries, is there a way to specify the ~15 source sub-directories once. I prefer editing a configuration file, but I can tolerate the ddd GUI if I only have to do it once. Is there any solution? -- Ken Goldman [email protected] 914-784-7646