zypper install gdb, does not install the latest version of GDB
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If you really think a later version is different or better :
Most often the SRC.RPM source packages are easy to rebuild with rpmbuild.
EDIT : See post # 5.
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I was sure you would take on this one, and I am glad you did and thanks for pointing out the factory thing.
This heading: devel:gcc/openSUSE_11.2 was mentioned on the right side w.r.t gdb version 7.2.x in the link shown in my first post, I want to understand what made you think on reading that heading, that it was for the factory?
Distribution: PCLinuxOS2023 Fedora38 + 50+ other Linux OS, for test only.
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Sorry, I didn't read the whole page, ref. your link,
and missed the "devel:gcc/openSUSE_11.2"
You can add that repo, by clicking "1-Click install" :
A file gdb.ymp will be downloaded.
Yast will open, when you click the gdb.ymp .
And you will get a warning about the unstable packages you will get
when this repo is enabled.
I would prefer to do : # zypper in <path-to>/gdb-7.2-61.1.<arch>.rpm
( The package from 'Manual Package Download'.)
And I did install the gdb-7.2-61.1.i586 with zypper : No problems with this version.
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