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[cdt-debug-dev] Debugging native apps
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Most of the native apps I work on already have an existing
build procedure that isn't going to change.
I find that I launch Insight rather than CDT as a debug GUI for these
projects.
The reason used to be that Insight worked better + it was easier to
launch.
The biggest hurdle is currently that it is too much hazzle to launch CDT
for a "tiny debug session". I don't want the whole store, I just want a
GDB GUI frontend.
E.g.:
$ insight --args foo
Q: Doesn't Eclipse support all the infrastructure to allow writing an
"Eclipse CDT command line wrapper"?
Essentially this wrapper would:
- Create an empty dummy CDT project. CDT needs a project to be happy.
- Create an ephemeral debug session
- Launch debugger
The ephemeral debug session should be configurable via command line
options to the "Eclipse CDT command line wrapper"
Comments?
Like?
Hate? :-)
--
Øyvind Harboe
http://www.zylin.com
