Hello
I am using CB on Ubuntu, and I have set up a watch on a string vector
and the the watch does not show any data in the vector, instead I get
"Couldn't find method std::vector<std::basic...........
I have the same issue with a watch on a std::stringstream
"Couldn't find method std::stringstream
thank you for your help
Switch to a debugger's nightly build version and disable the option 'Enable watch scripts'
I have a nightlie and I have set the switches as per the website
Quote from: rilesdg3 on January 23, 2012, 04:42:31 AM
I have a nightlie and I have set the switches as per the website
The "normal" nightly from trunk or the nightly from debugger-branch ?
I do not know, how can I find out?
If you have "Debug -> Active debuggers" menu, then you're using a debugger's branch nightly.
I have svv build rev 7671 (2010-01-06 09:23:21) gcc
4.3.2 Linux/unicode 32-bit
I thought that this was the most recent nightly. if it
is not could you tell me how I can make sure that I
donwload the most recent and not just any nightly.
the Degbug-> Active debug option is not avaiable unless
I am looking in the wrong spot. I am looking at the debug
on the header bar were File, Edit View is located.
thank you
Quote from: rilesdg3 on January 23, 2012, 08:31:38 PM
I have svv build rev 7671 (2010-01-06 09:23:21) gcc
4.3.2 Linux/unicode 32-bit
I thought that this was the most recent nightly. if it
is not could you tell me how I can make sure that I
donwload the most recent and not just any nightly.
the Degbug-> Active debug option is not avaiable unless
I am looking in the wrong spot. I am looking at the debug
on the header bar were File, Edit View is located.
thank you
That's a trunk version.
But on my server you can find 7711 from trunk and 7710 from the debugger-branch (at the moment).
See here (http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,15777.msg106108.html#msg106108) for an instruction to install the debugger-branch from my repo.