Re: source code location at build time affects ups

In message <[email protected]>
          Callum Gibson <[email protected]> wrote:

> in case it hasn't been mentioned, here is my experience. For Linux, we've
> always had to specify -gstabs to get C programs to work properly with ups.
> Secondly, C++ compiled with the same flags has blank source, as for William,
> but works fine with ddd (and presumably gdb). Identical results with stabs+.
> Adding the source path in ups doesn't have any effect.

We have thousand of C source files on linux and we use either stabs+
or dwarf-2 and never have any problem with it finding the source.

I think William's problem may be that he's giving the full path on
the command line - we always compile in the right directory but it
does still find the source if we run elsewhere.

I'll try what William was doing when I get a chance and see if I can
reproduce his problem.

Tom

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Tom Hughes ([email protected])
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