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kshdb not compatible with latest ksh #8
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Installation checks the version installed. So there is nothing further for us to do here.
If by "mainline" you mean a program that is frozen to one that existed 9 years ago, then yes, that is correct. It doesn't bother me in this least. kshdb is not compatible with any version of ksh88 nor pdksh or any ksh's older than 7 years ago. These just do not have enough support to provide debugging in a reasonable fashion. If debugging on that ksh in that important, then feel free to fork the code and try to get it to work. |
The current version being the one frozen from 9 years ago is the mainline version going forward. ksh2020 is going to be used less and less and other distros pick up the revert. |
Sure, call it whatever you want. Again, feel free write whatever debugger you want for that. |
Hi guys,
So the fedora version of ksh that is packaged was reverted to be inline with upstream. As far as I know it's the same on rhel7 and probably rhel8:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1868715
att/ast#1466
As is, kshdb is not compatible with mainline ksh.
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