Hello...
The debugger plugin is not working in the latest SVN build (2-3 hours ago, don't know the revision)
or I have samo option configured wrong:(.
I have -g and in settiongs->debugger all ticks are checked (this is in case, because I don't know their meaning:()
Here is the output in the Debugger tab:
Selecting target: default
Compiling: done
Adding source dir: /mnt/g/game/
Adding file: game
Starting debugger: done
Debugger name and version: GNU gdb 6.4
No line 198 in file "src/ui/fonts.cpp".
Program received signal SIGFPE, Arithmetic exception.
At /mnt/g/game/src/ui/fonts.cpp:283
I have a breakpoint on line 198 in file "src/ui/fonts.cpp" and the debugger doesn't stop on that line and says:
No line 198 in file "src/ui/fonts.cpp".
Any help will be appreciated:)
Teodor
Have you been using an earlier version to see if it is working differently now than it was before?
If so, what version were you using that worked?
Yes it was working on a c::b_rc2 version, but after I switched to svn, it stops...
I'm using gentoo and there is a problem with the ebuild, and I have to do some of the steps manually:(
Maybe there I do something wrong? Don't know. I have look at the official install guide.
This is what I do to install codeblocks: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=89533#c25 (http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=89533#c25)
Hello,
To get SVN revision: Help-->About-->Information Tab.
Michael
Hmmmm
help-> about -> information tab -> version: codeblocks 1.0 revision 0
Very strange
or it also shows on the "start here" page
Quote from: killerbot on January 16, 2006, 11:20:37 PM
or it also shows on the "start here" page
Yes, you are right :D. I just discovered it today by looking at the C::B logo in the Start page. For sure it is faster than Help-->About-->Information Tab.
Michael
Today is a good day:)
After I've update the codeblocks_svn lots of thing started to work and the debugger was one of them.
It is really nice to use beta software, there is lots of emotion in it :-) It works, it doesn't work :-)
And is there a place where to follow the development process, what is fix/commited? :lol:
You can follow things:
1) Look at the nightly build threads, there's a changelist at the top of each for the day
2) TortoiseSVN/other Subversion client logs
3) BerliOS subversion logs via the web