Re: [Anjuta-list] Hello...

[Naba Kumar <kh_naba gmx net>]

On Sun, 2002-11-24 at 19:23, Yitzhak Sapir wrote:
> 
> When I start up anjuta, gnome-terminal complains:
> "Error on option --diable-factory: unknown option."
>
That option is only valid for gnome2 version of gnome-terminal, which
apparently is not installed in your system. Anjuta is *suppose* to
verify this at startup and decide if it should use the --disable-factory
option for gnome-terminal or not, but apparently it isn't working in
your case.

Please send the debug output from anjuta so that we could study it. You
will have to pass the --with-debug option during anjuta configuration
and build it to get the debug outputs.

Also, if possible, please send the output of:
gnome-terminal --version

Mean time, you can avoid using gnome-terminal, by going to
[Settings->Commands->Terminal command] (select xterm. It should work
fine).

> 
> PR_SYSEXIT: Exit from a traced system call Exit from SYS_execve
> PR_SYSEXIT: Exit from a traced system call Exit from SYS_execve
> PR_FAULTED: Incurred a traced hardware fault FLTBT: Breakpoint trap
> PR_FAULTED: Incurred a traced hardware fault FLTTRACE: Trace trap
> PR_FAULTED: Incurred a traced hardware fault FLTBT: Breakpoint trap
> Reading symbols... done
> PR_FAULTED: Incurred a traced hardware fault FLTTRACE: Trace trap
> PR_FAULTED: Incurred a traced hardware fault FLTBT: Breakpoint trap
> main() at main.cc:9
> 
Looks like some gdb screw up. It will require someone with sparc system
to spend some time investigating it. May be we need to pass some options
to gdb initialization, but I am not sure.

Regards,
-Naba