| Debugging doesn't work anymore [message #234888] |
Wed, 17 June 2009 04:07  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi!
I'm using eclipse since some days and it works fine!
I have eclipse 3.4.1 CDT with GDB included.
It works fine to debug with gdb. But since yesterday it works not
anylonger...
Eclipse just doesn't stop at the breakpoints, I must have changed
something, but I have no clue what... The only thin I can say, that the
symbol for the breakpoint before was a blue dot with a little hook at
its lift side. Now I have just the blue dot without hook... Is it
possible that this indicates the impossibility to stop at this breakpoint?
Thanks for your help!
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| Re: Debugging doesn't work anymore [message #234926 is a reply to message #234914] |
Thu, 18 June 2009 02:10  |
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Dave Wegener schrieb:
> "Michael Schmid" <schmid@ecom-ch.com> wrote in message
> news:h1alg4$37g$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> Michael Schmid schrieb:
>>> Axel Mueller schrieb:
>>>> Perhaps you activated "Skip all breakpoints". In the Debug View is a
>>>> icon with a blue ball that is crossed out. It should not be activated.
>>>> BTW, the blue dot with a hook marks a breakpoint with a condition. A
>>>> blue dot without anything is a normal breakpoint.
>>>>
>>>> Axel
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>>>>> Hi!
>>>>> I'm using eclipse since some days and it works fine!
>>>>> I have eclipse 3.4.1 CDT with GDB included.
>>>>> It works fine to debug with gdb. But since yesterday it works not
>>>>> anylonger...
>>>>> Eclipse just doesn't stop at the breakpoints, I must have changed
>>>>> something, but I have no clue what... The only thin I can say, that
>>>>> the symbol for the breakpoint before was a blue dot with a little
>>>>> hook at its lift side. Now I have just the blue dot without hook...
>>>>> Is it possible that this indicates the impossibility to stop at this
>>>>> breakpoint?
>>>>> Thanks for your help!
>>>>
>>> No, I didn't skip the breakpoint... Thanks for the info with the
>>> condition. But the one with the hook has no condition in its properties
>>> :-( Are you sure...
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>>> What I just saw is, that if I press "Show Breakpoints Supported by
>>> Selected Target", one breakpoit disappears (the one without hook) and
>>> the other one stays (the one with the hook). What does this "Breakpoint
>>> Supported by Selected Target" exactly mean?
>> It seems to me, that I can only set breakpoints in main.cxx but not in
>> the other files? Anyone an idea what this could be?
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> Make sure you are building with debugging enabled. Debugging symbols need
> to be included in order for breakpoints to be located. You need to have
> debugging enabled for both compile and link.
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Found the problem. I compile one time for my Desktop-PC and one time for
PPC (Target). Now I have for both Systems the same source-files, but in
the two eclipse-projects there are just links to this files. So if I
change one sourcefile both systems apply the change. BUT if I open a
sourcefile, for example listed under the Desktop-PC-Projekt, and set
there a breakpoint and debug the Target (PPC) then theres no breakpoint
for PPC :-) Which is logical, but I didn't think about that...
I hope you understood, my mothertongue is not enlish.... ;-)
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