Failed to initialize debugger && wxFormBuilder can't load

[tnger]

Hello, everyone!

Sorry to trouble you, but I encounter two problems in using CodeLite SVN Build Revision:3169 (my OS is Slackware Linux 12.0):

1. when "Start Debug", the debug information is:

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Using gdbinit file: /home/tnger/.gdbinit
Failed to initialize debugger: /usr/bin/gdb

2. when right-click a .fbp file to "open with wxformbuilder", nothing happened, no wxformbuilder window show.

How to solve these ? I will appreciated for anyone's words, thank you firstly.

[eranif]

Do you have both installed on your machine?

If not, please install them, codelite does not install gdb / wxFormBuilder

Eran

[tnger]

Do you have both installed on your machine?

If not, please install them, codelite does not install gdb / wxFormBuilder

Eran

I know that ,wxformbuilder is not installed;

but gdb is the default in my machine, version is 6.6.

why can not debug ? Thank you!

[eranif]

Do you have any error in the 'Trace' tab when u try to debug?
If you do, please post it here
Eran

[tnger]

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15:03:21: Launching console: xterm -sb -title '"./tt"' -e 'sleep 83228'
15:03:22: Failed to allocate console for debugger, do u have Xterm installed?

xterm has installed. is the command have errors?

[eranif]

xterm -sb -title '"./tt"' -e 'sleep 83228'

Can u run this from the command line?

Eran

[tnger]

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xterm -sb -title '"./tt"'

can run, the "-e" option can not exec "sleep". where can i modify that?
i admire that the multiple thinkings of you.

[DavidGH]

Hi,

(my OS is Slackware Linux 12.0)

Is that a typo for 13.0?

can run, the "-e" option can not exec "sleep". where can i modify that?

I tested xterm -sb -title '"./tt"' -e 'sleep 83228' in slackware 13 and also in an old 12.0 partition. It worked fine in both.

Your other thread suggests your locale has a problem with single-quotes. I wonder if that is the problem here too.

Regards,

David

[tnger]

I tested xterm -sb -title '"./tt"' -e 'sleep 83228' in slackware 13 and also in an old 12.0 partition. It worked fine in both.

Yes, it is, but the window splash very little time.

Thanks!

[DavidGH]

Yes, it is, but the window splash very little time.

Not for me; it stayed open until I closed it.

Try using double-quotes: ..."sleep 83228". That won't help in CodeLite, but if it works in a terminal, it will prove that the single-quotes are the problem.