This would be pretty painful to use; and you'll need more than that to be able to step through code and see what you are doing. This is a big limitation of gdb, and it's the main reason we wrote the wine debugger in the first place.
sure. OTOH, it's also a PITA to be able to maintain and enhance winedbg
We'll have to deal with (to name a few): - dwarf debug symbols - C++ ABI (if we want to provide a decent C++ environment for WineLib) - portability to other processors
I'm not pushing for eliminating WineDbg, but adding with minor cost a real support for gdb in wine would be rather neat. Unfortunately, there's no solution that'll meat all our expectations... but with two, we cover quite what we need
A+