| Re: [photran] Problems trying to debug in Mac OSX |
| Hi again folks, well finally I hit home and had the chance to test things on my Mac box... I can report success this time :) I seem to be able to compile and run, and also debug, set breakpoints and have eclipse stop at them... exactly as one would expect. I have not done intensive test, but I managed to make it work -at least with the autogenerated makefile. As I said before, now I use gfortran 4.6 and also had gdb 7.2 installed in /usr/local/bin,, which is in the path. I also have fsf-gdb (from macports) installed in /opt/local/bin (default localtion when installed from macports). What i did was to tell eclipse to look for fsf-gdb as a debugger That seems to finally work... One change I had to make to have it working: go to Run -> Debug Configurations -> Fortran Local Applications -> HelloFortran (=name of my project) on teh Debugger tab, in the 'GDB Debugger' filed I set /opt/local/bin/fsf-gdb and in the 'GDB command set:' I checked 'Standard' instead of 'Standard (Mac OS)'. With the later option, which I assumed was the right one since hey! this IS a mac, the debugger simply crashes and complains about not being able to find my project files (?). However in 'Standard' everything works fine... And when I say fine, I mean to say that I can see not only local but also global variables in the Variables window, and works well at breakpoints... That seems to sort out things. Cheers, Ferran. On Mar 28, 2011, at 6:23 PM, Ferran Mazzanti wrote:
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