This reverts commit 4850c53350.
You can set the alias in the .gdbinit.
So my .gdbinit looks like:
source /usr/local/share/eo/gdb/eo_gdb.py
alias -a eo_bt = eo_backtrace
Special thanks to Alex-P. Natsios for the tip.
If you install the efl to a different path than the one gdb was installed to
either set gdb's data dir, or just symlink the file to the other prefix.
You can still use the old method of just loading the module.
stepping over Eo.
To do it:
- Write in ~/.gdbinit "source prefix/share/eo/eo_step.py" (prefix is usually/opt/e17)
- in gdb, when arriving to eo_function (eo_do, eo_do_super), execute
eo_step. This script will step into the code until it reaches a function
that doesn't belong to libeo.
Because of a bug in gdb that will be fixed in 7.6, if after having used the
script once, you rerun your application and reexecute the script, a
segmentation fault can occur. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Zaoui <daniel.zaoui@samsung.com>
SVN revision: 80760
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