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gdbserver: bash vs. csh
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- Subject: gdbserver: bash vs. csh
- From: Kevin Hilman <khilman at equator dot com>
- Date: 05 Oct 1999 11:10:32 -0700
- Organization: None to speak of.
- Reply-To: Kevin Hilman <khilman at equator dot com>
I'm using gdbserver as a remote target, and I'm starting gdbserver
using the 'shell' command from within gdb.
I've configured gdbserver to trap SIGINTs and do the appropriate
thing, however, when using csh, Control-C's from within gdb never make
it to gdbserver. When using bash, it works just fine. gdbserver
traps the control-C and shuts down like I want it to.
Any ideas why the difference between shells?
Currently, for users using csh, if they set the env variable $SHELL
to /bin/sh before starting gdb this problem can be avoided.
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Kevin Hilman --- Equator Technologies Inc.
khilman@equator.com --- Seattle, WA USA