Re: Is it not possible to supply run time arguments to ddd on the commandline when starting ddd?

I take it your answer means that no, it isn't possible?

I need to debug a remote application.  I start the remote  
application(s) via script(s) which pass arguments to the remote app in  
the script.  I want to modify my scripts so that the the debugger is  
kicked off, and preferrable start the application running.

So instead of the scripting contaning

    ssh user@remotehost app arg1 arg2 arg3

for example, it might contain something like

   ssh user@host ddd -display localhost:$DISPLAY app arg1 arg2 arg3


Thats how it could make sense....



Quoting "Mgr. ?imon Tóth" <[email protected]>:

>> Is it not possible to supply run time arguments to ddd on the
>> commandline when starting ddd? i.e.
>>
>> ddd myprog arg1 arg2 arg3
>
> How would that make any sense?
>
> You need to specify the parameters when you are starting the program  
> you are debugging not when you are starting the debugger.
>
> (gdb) start arg1 arg2 arg3
>
> or
>
> (gdb) run arg1 arg2 arg3
>
> -- 
> Mgr. Simon Toth
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