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RE: [cdt-dev] When not to: Connect process input output to a terminal
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Hi Marc,
Alain Magloire is the right person to comment on it,
but I'll try...
This option should be removed from the launch
configurations for Windows -
there is no support for TTY. At least it should be unchecked. IOException is thrown and suppressed internally for
every launch.
On Linux, if the
input is redirected to a terminal "Restart" stops working. If you have
a large executable it is much more efficient to use "Restart"
instead of relaunching the entire session.
Cheers,
Mikhail
Hello,
the
CDT launch has an option to
"Connect process input output to a
terminal"
I definitely see the point of
redirecting the inferior's output. However, I am
not clear on when we
would _not_ want to do that? Is there a use case for
wanting to have
the inferior's output as part of gdb's MI output?
Maybe for
remote debugging?
I'm
asking because we are thinking of making that option
mandatory
for the
DSF launch.
Thanks
Marc
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