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what compiler are you using and what change list have you checked out from svn? Sent from my iPad On

Tom I am sorry about the bug. I will be fixed in the next commit. I developed this autoconf.ac

The project has already been released as open source: http://zerobugs.codeplex.com/ On Wed, Jul 13,

I'm using the CentOS 5.2 x86_64 version of ZeroBugs (Debugger Engine BETA (Nov 27 2008) 1.16.126)

I upgraded a VMWare Ubuntu from 8.10 to 9.04. Installation of zerobugs specific for 9.04 succeeded,

1) Use the File --> Execute menu. Click on the Environment button and edit the HOME var before

Hello all I'm trying to debug my python extension modules with Zero-Bugs but can't seem to

There is no beta build for 8.10 / 64 as of now. It is on the todo list, though. Thanks, Cristian On

Slackware 12.1 Thanks in advance =) 2008/12/2, cristiv <cristi.v...@gmail.com>: > >

I'd like to try this IDE but I couldn't find any a version suitable for RH5. thanks, costin

The default port used for remote debugging is 30000. To use a different port, start the server

I have updated the 32-bit build for Etch (64 bit to follow soon). Although I could not reproduce the

Hi Ary, Try defining ZERO_START_MAIN to 0 or "false" in your environment. The program

Hi, The ZeroBUGS website will launch at the end of this week in a new, revamped layout. Take a peek

Yes, the debugger supports multi-threaded applications. Which specific version of RedHat are you

Thanks by the way... -- Orhun Birsoy

You need to set ZERO_D_SUPPORT=true or ZERO_D_SUPPORT=1 in your environment. On Mar 8, 11:26 pm, wm

For the benefit of other users reading this thread: After working on this issue off line with

Wow, that was fast! I've just checked it and it really does work. On Mar 7, 2:56 am, cristiv <

There is a limit (albeit tunable) for the maximum number of array elements. It does not seem to be

> the environmental variable ZERO_LINE_NEAREST_MATCH to "false" or "0". >

Yes, this looks great! can I get a temporary build :-) BTW, I noticed you put the "registers

I have investigated the issue, and I found out that this is a D compiler bug, not a Zero bug. It

Kevin, I reproduced the problem with llvm-gcc4.0.2 on a Ubuntu desktop. Interestingly enough, this

On Dec 9, 11:09 pm, "C. Vlasceanu" <cristi.vlasce...@gmail.com> wrote: > A 64-bit

Just tried with my own projects and it appears to work just great. Thanks! I've been looking for

Tres bien! That is perfect! I just uploaded a new build for Fedora7, give it a try. -- the-free-meme.

Yes, there is some D-specific support (which I have presented at the recent D Programming Language

It is definitely an interesting idea. I need to do more research and see how others have implemented

You are welcome. Keep an eye on the updates though, Harri Pasanen sent me a bug report with a repro