Hello Emacs,

I'm trying to test the Emacs gdb interface, but there is something I
don't yet understand.

This is my setup:
* OS: MS-Windows 7.
* Development Environment: MinGW.

I've done this:
* I've written a "hello world" program [1].
* I've compiled it.
* I've tested the executable (p1.exe), and it works fine.

Now, from my Emacs (almost latest trunk) I've done:
* M-x gdb RET (the default command was "gdb -i=mi p1.exe")
* b main RET
* run RET
* M-x gdb-many-windows RET
* n RET

At this point, the *input/output of p1.exe* buffer should show the
"hello, world!" message written to the standard output, right?  But I
observe that the buffer remains empty (see attached screenshot).

Probably I'm missing something here.  Do you know what?

TIA.


--- Footnotes ----------------------------------

[1] My program:
------------- main.c ---------------
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
  printf("hello, world!");
  return 0;
}
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-- 
Dani Moncayo