Pyclewn 2.3 has been released at http://pyclewn.sourceforge.net/
Pyclewn is a Python program that allows the use of Vim as a front end to the
GNU debugger gdb and the Python debugger pdb.
New features
^^^^^^^^^^^^
* A dynamic watch variable, for example an STL container, is now displayed
using the enabled gdb pretty printers.
* Support `gdb background execution`.
Changes
^^^^^^^
* Line numbers are included in the backtrace window, except at the top level
frame (to avoid screen blinks when stepping). Breakpoint conditions are
listed in the breakpoint window.
Bug fixes
^^^^^^^^^
* Issue #41: Fix the 'define', 'commands' and 'document' gdb commands
(regression).
* Issue #42: The 'python' gdb command can also be used now as a multi-line
command.
* Issue #43: The 'shell' gdb command is an illegal command as already stated
in the documentation.
* Fix the following exception upon starting with python3.6:
``in create_server: sock.bind(sa): TypeError: an integer is required (got
type str)``.
* Issue #46: Fix an exception caused by the incorrect parsing of the output of
the ``-thread-info`` gdb/mi command.
* Issue #47: Loading the list of source file names may be very slow for large
libraries with debugging symbols. Only load the list of source file names
upon running a ``file``-like gdb command or when a library is being loaded.
Previously, this list was instead loaded on ``file``-like and ``break``-like
gdb commands.
* Issue #48: Fix a vim keymap error when the command prefix has been set to
another value that the default ``C``.
* Issue #49: The line marker is not missing now after a gdb background
``continue&`` command.
* Issue #50: The breakpoint and backtrace windows always print now the source
file basename followed by the absolute pathname in angle brackets.
--
Xavier
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Thursday, May 12, 2016
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