29.11.2018 · EDIT: I can’t run gdb at all, even when I set HOME to something else. A transcript of me running strace on gdb (at the bottom) indicates it is loading a python2.7 even though I have no python2.7 installed voluntarily (I use python 3.6.6 here). When I run python, it works, but when I run gdb python it fails.
ImportError'> No module named gdb: I've just compiled gdb 7.8 from source in my home directory on a server machine running linux. I had previously been using ...
Nov 29, 2018 · No it does not. You could either run the unwrapped binary with PYTHONPATH set or you make python break in a script and then attach to the pid instead. Right, that’s what i did. You can see that in the way I run my attempts to gdb python. But the overall concern here is that when I include gdb in the environment that has python, it doesn’t ...
28.02.2014 · Thanks anyway :) Running ldd $(which gdb) showed that gdb depended on libpython3.3. Apparently newer versions of Ubuntu and Linux Mint have gdb interpret python3 by default even though the default version in use is 2.7. The only way I read of fixing this was to remake gdb explicitly stating --with-python. However, this failed for me.
problem: The error "ImportError: No module named site" is always reported when debugging with gdb. ... It seems that when importing a site, a pre-compiled site.
I'm getting this problem currently. I have no idea why and I've scoured the internet for a solution. It keeps saying ImportError: No module named site no matter how I install python and what I put into my PATHs. I would like to know how python actually loads site.py. Obviously this is a relative/absolute path issue.
Jun 28, 2017 · I was told INTEL no longer uses idb, but gdb-ia. I assume that's a gnu debugger used on an INTEL platform. I have created a simple c application called Helloworld. I want to debug the application. When attempting to debug the simple application, the following occurs: $>gdb-ia helloworld. $>ImportError: No module named site.
Dec 10, 2021 · Try to consolidate everything into one platformio.ini, it might have problems selecting the correct environemnt for debugging. [env:uno] platform = atmelavr framework = arduino board = uno debug_tool = avr-stub debug_port = /dev/ttyUSB0 lib_deps = jdolinay/avr-debugger@^1.4. (the debug_* directives won’t have any effect during normal ...
So I have searched this question before, and it's been answered satisfactorily for other users on stackoverflow (Python (Windows) - ImportError: No module named site). stackoverflow says I should avoid asking a question in an answer on that page, and I …
Feb 17, 2015 · Hi Michael, I'm no Eclipse expert, but I ran into similar issues when I was first configuring for remote debugging on the Edison. I couldn't get it working until I modified the Debug Configuration in Eclipse to explicitly point to the i586-poky-linux-gdb debugger.
I'm getting this problem currently. I have no idea why and I've scoured the internet for a solution. It keeps saying ImportError: No module named site no matter how I install python and what I put into my PATHs. I would like to know how python actually loads site.py. Obviously this is a relative/absolute path issue.
Jan 26, 2017 · ImportError: No module named site Py_Initialize exited. PYTHONHOME probably needs to be set correctly. Our automatic guess based on the Python shared library location: export PYTHONHOME=/usr/lib did not work. It will help to examine the output of: nrnpyenv.sh and set the indicated environment variables, or avoid python by adding nopython: on
28.06.2017 · gdb-ia ImportError No module named site I am porting legacy c applications from tru64 to LINUX. I need to debug some of these codes and am stumbling along trying to understand the debuggers I can use. I was told INTEL no longer uses idb, but gdb-ia. I assume that's a gnu debugger used on an INTEL platform.
Putting this here because going through this is torture. I uninstalled python from my computer, I deleted every folder on my computer that contained ...