'gdb.Breakpoint' object has no attribute 'temporary'
See original GitHub issueTraceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 532, in render
File "<string>", line 2170, in lines
File "<string>", line 367, in fetch_breakpoints
AttributeError: 'gdb.Breakpoint' object has no attribute 'temporary'
I ran gdb and this message occurs. Any help?
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@ItsAMeMarcel FYI you don’t need to be root to compile your own latest/more recent version of GDB, I can assist you with that if you need.
@ItsAMeMarcel Yeah plus some option about Python. You can always use a slight newer version just to hit the minimum requirements and reduce the chance of unsatisfiable dependencies: