How do I make gdb frontends show the current instruction arrow in assembly source code window? -


I'm coding some x86 codecs on Linux (Arch 64), using nasm to collect and link To make ld, this is a 32-bit executable as follows:

  Password: PasswordContact.O LD-O password dictionary. O-melf_i386 wordcount.o: wordcount.asm nasm -f elf -g -F stabs wordcount.asm When I open the executable under GDB (version 7.7) the source symbols are loaded properly, and I have different frames I can set breakpoints through the source window in (I have tried Good under MACS (24.3.1), DDD (3.3.12) and KDBG (2.5.4), but when through code Go ahead, do not show the current line with an arrow or triangle symbol As it happens, through the C source code.  

I have seen the answers to similar questions, and I understand that through my disassembly window my current instruction I can get or get the main GDB window to isolate the next line, but I would really like to get the current line arrow signal or work in the source window, so that the code's mother During the single-phase Yam I should not work for may see your source. Has anyone got it working? Or is one reason why it assembly language programs?

NB: I have also tried to make 64-bit executable and have the same problem.

instead of stabs instead of dwarf format Should use, such as:

  nasm -f elf -g-F dwarf wordcount.asm -l wordcount.lst    

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