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ddd & bash or bashdb


From: R. Bernstein
Subject: ddd & bash or bashdb
Date: Fri, 10 Oct 2008 10:35:19 -0400

You should install ddd-3.3.12-test6.tar.gz (released last February):
  http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=61395&package_id=65341

3.3.11 is from 2005. Although all of the code in "test6" is in fact in
ddd CVS, efforts to get the ddd maintainers to release this code have
fallen on deaf ears.

David Anderson - Macomb writes:
 > I have been trying to use ddd to debug some bash scripts and every
 > time I run it, following are the results:
 > 
 > Using Ubuntu 8.04 LTS
 > DDD 3.3.11 (installed with apt-get)
 > 
 > bash --debugger backup.bsh   (works)
 > bashdb backup.bsh                 (works)
 > 
 > ddd backup.bsh  (bash could not be started)
 > ddd --bash backup.bsh (bash could not be started)
 > ddd --bash -debugger backup.bsh (bash could not be started)
 > ddd --interpreter='bashdb' backup.bsh (bash could not be started)
 > ddd --interpreter='bash -debugger' backup.bsh (bash could not be started)
 > 
 > ddd --bash -debugger  seems to work, there is an hourglass, and
 > blinking green square in the lower right. I can do file open source
 > and load my program, but nothing works. When I try to close - it says
 > bash is still busy - do I want to kill it.
 > 
 > It seems to work fine for Perl, and all the documentation I have been
 > able to locate suggest that this is the way to call ddd for bash. I
 > also searched the archive mailing list and found nothing suggesting
 > others were experiencing this, or a solution.
 > 
 > I was going to look into see if I needed to get the latest
 > 3.3.12-test6 but have never complied on my computer and did not think
 > was the application to be experimenting with that task.
 > 
 > Any assistance with this matter is greatly appreciated.
 > 
 > David Anderson.
 > 
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