| [photran] java NullPointerException and no such file or directory |
| Hi, I am attempting to use Eclipse to help with debugging a large fortran code. I have used Cmake to create .project and .cproject files and imported these into eclipse where I can successfully build and run my project. I come into problems when I try to debug my code within eclipse. (I am able to debug fine on the command line with gdb but a GUI would be nice…) My current progress with this is logged in a stack exchange and forum post. These are and From the forum post it seems I am not the only one having these problems. I have I think, made progress by separately importing the executable in the debug perspective ‘Executables’ table and the source code for this seems to be found successfully. However when I try to debug this I am confronted with a new error: Failed to set program arguments, environment or working directory. Unable to set working directory: "/Users/james/QC_Codes/Dalton/build": No such file or directory. Unable to set working directory: "/Users/james/QC_Codes/Dalton/build": No such file or directory. Unable to set working directory: "/Users/james/QC_Codes/Dalton/build": No such file or directory. I have tripple checked and this directory definitely exists, indeed Eclipse is running the executable from here just fine. I have read that spaces in the path often cause problems, I have a habit of not including spaces in my paths for precisely this reason and I can’t see this being an issue. I am at a loss for how to continue and would greatly appreciate any assistance. Many thanks for reading, James
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