| Debug problem: gdb: unknown target exception [message #207106] |
Mon, 24 December 2007 03:47 |
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Originally posted by: matthieu.bolt.klm.com
All,
Im using Eclipse CDT (Version: 3.3.1.1 Build id: M20071023-1652) with
Cygwin on Windows XP to create a C++ program and run in the following
error when trying to debug:
Dialog: Execution is suspended because of an error. You can't do that
without a process to debug.
Console: gdb: unknown target exception 0xc0000135 at 0x7c964ed1. You can't
do that without a process to debug.
Symbols are also not loaded.
The binary parser used is Cygwin PE parser. The debugger is Cygwin gdb
debugger.
The executable itself however is normally created, executable and can be
debugged. The executable can also be run from Eclipse. On the shell: $
gdb executable name results in a normal gdb session. After the command
"run" the program executes normally. Because of this I think the error is
caused within Eclipse CDT. The project is a Makefile project and due to
using several different IDEs the folder structure is as following:
Project/bin/eclipse/.cproject
Project/bin/eclipse/.project
Project/bin/eclipse/Makefile
Project/build/eclipse/executable.exe
Project/source/source.cpp
The workspace is located somewhere else.
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