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C/C++ Local Application Bug [message #175160]

Tue, 22 August 2006 04:05

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: rajakididi.hotmail.com

Hey

While working with CDT Projects I found a very strange bug.
The steps that I followed were ::

1. Start Eclipse. File->New->Project
2. Select C -> Managed Make C Project, click Next
3. Provide name to the project and leave the default settings
4. Press Finish

5. A project will be created in the workspace.
6. Click Run -> Run...
7. Right click on the C/C++ Local Application. Select New.
8. Double click on the Launch Configuration Name just created, under
"C/C++ Local Application" and the Run button will go from disabled to
enabled. When clicked, an error, Application Launch Error is shown.

The Run button should not get enabled since the application is not there.
Even providing a false application name enables the Run by double clicking
on it.

Is this a known issue ?
Can anyone please provide me a reference on the CDT Bugzilla / Mailing
List where this problem is discussed ?

Thanks & Regards,
Keya

Re: C/C++ Local Application Bug [message #175476 is a reply to message #175160]

Fri, 25 August 2006 04:03

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: rajakididi.hotmail.com

Hey

This problem seems to be with all type of Launch Configurations and not
specifically to CDT [C/C++ Local Application].
Modifications need to be done to the org.eclipse.debug.ui plugin. Before
updating the Launch button all the Launch Configuration Tabs need to be
questioned about their state. If it is valid and can be launched then only
the Launch Button should be enabled.

Any suggestions ?

Keya

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