| integrate debugger in CDT [message #116830] |
Tue, 24 August 2004 05:19  |
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Through managed build system , I can integrate my own toolchain.
So i want to know that, debugger is the part of toolchain or not.
if not, then what's the way for using my own debugger instead of GDB.
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| Re: integrate debugger in CDT [message #117435 is a reply to message #117252] |
Thu, 26 August 2004 05:28  |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: dkelsey.nospamhotmail.com
Nop, it was an external tool launch so was not integrated into eclipse. But
it did the job, the debugger
allowed me to step through my code I just needed to tell the debugger where
the source was.
It was only a minor inconvenience to have to launch via an external tool and
I had full debugging facilities.
what made CDT great from our development point of view was that we were
developing for multiple platforms
so people could use Windows or Linux, whichever they preferred and if we had
to debug a problem on linux
we used eclipse, gcc and gdb and to debug on windows we used eclipse, vc++
and the vc++ debugger.
Dave Kelsey
"Dan McLeran" <danmcleran@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:cgi7bf$msb$1@eclipse.org...
> Dave Kelsey wrote:
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> > When I used CDT to develop my C Project, we used the Microsoft
compilers.
> > To debug I just set up an external tool which pointed to the microsoft
> > debugger and
> > launched it with the parameter of the selected entry within the project.
> > So I would highlight my EXE, run the debugger via the external tool
> > facilities and it
> > launched my debugger ready to debug the EXE.
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> > Dave Kelsey
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> Does that mean you were able to step thru your code and view
> registers,etc. from within Eclipse as well?
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