latest SVN debugger plugin not working

[oBFusCATed]

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:

Code Select Expand

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

[280Z28]

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?

[oBFusCATed]

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

[Michael]

Hello,

To get SVN revision: Help-->About-->Information Tab.

Michael

[oBFusCATed]

Hmmmm

help-> about -> information tab -> version: codeblocks 1.0 revision 0

Very strange

[killerbot]

or it also shows on the "start here" page

[Michael]

or it also shows on the "start here" page

Yes, you are right . 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

[oBFusCATed]

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:

[280Z28]

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