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Allow reading debug symbols from external files #11
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I don't know if you noticed, but I recently added support for I'm afraid I'm not interesting in supporting a non-standard way. |
Do you know that feature no more works? |
@dismine , are you saying that I wrote a unit test for it ( |
Yes, i do. And wrote you a letter about it.
Ok, i will make a bug report. |
OK. Indeed I got your email about the regression, and I got it starred for further action, but when I read it, I somehow mixed up with your other email thread about line number differences, and not the split debug symbols issue. Thanks for the issue report though. It's easier for me to track these things in the issue tracker. |
@jrfonseca, GDB seems to organize the symbol files based on FHS structure, which is usually not applicable to Windows programs. They will unlikely support non-FHS models such as Program Files. So instead of spreading |
Currently the debug files have to be in same dir as the executables. If that's insufficient I'd rather add support for searching the MinGW debug files into |
Using the structure expected by GDB instead of implementing |
Yes, that seems a good idea. I'm not sure exactly when to do it -- I'm tired of ugly and buggy filepath manipulation code, and want to start using |
Can you please allow for reading debug symbols from external files, like implemented in this old fork? Thanks in advance.
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