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I installed gdb today and found I couldn't get the darn thiing to run. It |
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would always just die with a message saying that it couldn't find the |
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Cygnus GUI libraries. |
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After a batch of Googling, I figured out that it wasn't properly set up |
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to find all its Tcl/Tk stuff by default. Add this to your .bashrc |
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and gdb will at least run: |
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GDBTK_LIBRARY=/opt/insight/share/gdbtcl |
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export GDBTK_LIBRARY |
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TCL_LIBRARY=/opt/insight/share/tcl8.0 |
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export TCL_LIBRARY |
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TK_LIBRARY=/opt/insight/share/tk8.0 |
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export TK_LIBRARY |
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TIX_LIBRARY=/opt/insight/share/tix4.1 |
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export TIX_LIBRARY |
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ITCL_LIBRARY=/opt/insight/share/itcl3.0 |
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export ITCL_LIBRARY |
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ITK_LIBRARY=/opt/insight/share/itk3.0 |
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export ITK_LIBRARY |
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CYGNUS_GUI_LIBRARY=/opt/insight/share/cygnus/gui |
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export CYGNUS_GUI_LIBRARY |
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This is stuff gdb is supposed to be able to find itself, but it doesn't |
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seem to be able to. |
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--- Joe M. |
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