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Doubts using pretty printer for QT4 while cross compiling [message #1797190] Sat, 27 October 2018 13:21
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Hello everybody,
I'm a user of Eclipse CDT Kepler version and I'm developing a SW based on QT for a ARM device (iMX6 by Freescale).
I'm using Eclipse CDT Kepler version on a Kubuntu 12.04 VirtualBox.

I would like to use pretty print in order to be able to watch at QT datatypes in the debug view.
In order to do that I followed the tutorial http:// anadoxin.org/blog/node/98 and the setup seems fine (no error while starting GDB).

However when enabling the .gdinit as in the proposed link, the section of eclipse displaying the variables is empty and if I write print variable in the gdb eclipse console, nothing is displayed. This happens with any kind of variable (int, double etc, not only with QT). It seems the pretty printer broke the whole GDB system.https://inro.in/showbox/ https://inro.in/mobdro/ https://inro.in/tutuapp/
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Is there anyone using pretty printer for GDB and QT?

Some hints about this topic? How to test my setup? I have to install some specific addon? As far as I understand my setup is right:


GNU gdb (GDB) 7.6 (arm toolchain)
Python: Python 2.7.3
Eclipse: Kepler


Is there something I can write in the Eclipse GDB shell to better understand what's wrong?
Any help will be appreciated, at present time I really don't know what to do.
Best regards.

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