[M3devel] missing m3gdb?

[Hendrik Boom]

That was my fallback plan, and I'd still have to recompile it so it 
would access current libraries on Debian.

What I wanted to know was whether it was intentional to leave the 
debugger out of the current .deb-building script (because, perhaps, that 
it didn't work).

And as I've said before, recompiling frmo source is too much work 
for a  beginner.  Not that I class myself as a beginner anymore.  but 
if, for example, I'd want to submit a video game written in Modula 3 to 
an open-source video-game competition, the judges would have to be able 
to run it on their machines, and they would be beginners.

So if the development-source doesn't build a working .deb, I'll build 
one from 5.8.6.

But if I didn't bungle the .deb build, and the m3gdb isn't a known bug, 
it probably warrants some attentioin, by someone, someday..

-- hendrik

The LINUXLIBC6 problem may just be a problem with an incomplete build.  
I've restarted it after installing postgresql (which was holding things 
up), and it's compiling, comppiling, and compiling now.

But I really had thought the AMD64 Linux build has good, and it seemed 
not to be.

-- hendrik 

On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 06:08:00PM +0200, Dragiša Durić wrote:
> Short answer: If you need m3gdb - use 5.8.6 release version.
> 
> On Jun 19, 2012, at 4:35 PM, Hendrik Boom wrote:
> 
> > Having downloaded the development version in mid-May and succeeded in 
> > biulding cm3-all-AMD64_LINUX-d5.9.0-20120518.deb.  I then removed my 
> > existing Modula 3, installed the new .deb, and proceeded to use it with 
> > no problems until today.
> > 
> > Today tried to use the debugger, and discovered that m3gdb is missing.
>