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I've installed Code::Blocks 13.12 in Ubuntu 14.04 through official repositories. When I compile, everything goes OK. But when I debug, the following message is shown at the shell:

warning: GDB: Failed to set controlling terminal: Operation not permitted

And the program is executed up to the breaking point, but nothing more is shown when I execute the next lines.

How to fix this?

PD: I've installed the latest version of GDB (the one which is in repositories). I've also tried to use the linux terminal instead of the one Codeblocks shows.

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I think this just means that code::blocks is running gdb in "CLI" mode without making a pseudo-terminal. So, when gdb tries terminal operations, they fail. You can just ignore these messages.

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Heh, this problem still exists in 2020...

I've installed Code::Blocks 1.6 on clear CentOS 7 installation and got the same messages and behavior.

For me, this is solved by disabling SELinux which prevented IDE from using debugger.

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Add :

system("Pause")

and it will work

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Please clarify. Add: system("Pause") to what.

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