Hmm, the SDK should work. But the source
out of CVS is always best since it’s easier to create patches from it J.
Cheers,
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I am using the SDK version of the CDT download…I’m
guessing I need to actually check out the source.
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First
with the debug.internal.core source lookup, how are you running the CDT? Do you
get the source out of CVS or are you using the SDK version of the CDT download?
As for
the C++ source lookup, I have no idea J. But debugging it would help us understand what’s going on.
Cheers,
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Greetings,
I’m working on a plug-in which provides a different editor to
Eclipse, which works with the CDT to provide C debugging/build support.
Currently having an issue when debugging C++ code and stopping on a
breakpoint: when the debugger stops at the breakpoint, instead of opening
up an editor (our editor) and jumping to the line of the breakpoint I get the
error “Source lookup not found.” I was trying to debug why
exactly this is happening, and it looks like doSourceLookup() is returning an
empty list, however I’m having trouble “seriously” debugging
my problem because I can’t configure the source attachment for
CBreakpointManager, or anything else in org.eclipse.cdt.debug.internal.core L. When I go to the project properties and Java Build Path
> Libraries and select the Source attachment under the .jar, I can’t
click the ‘Edit...’ button. I was hoping maybe one of you
might have an idea of why this is, and how I can get the source attachment
configured…? And obviously if anyone has any hunch as to the reason
behind the “actual” problem that would be a welcome bonus.
Thanks!
- Ryan