[bt-devel] help debugging bibletime..

[Mark Lybarger]

i figured it out now. k had to use --enable-debug along with the 
configure, kdevelop doens't handle this automagically.


Mark Lybarger wrote:
> I'm not sure what you mean by having debug code in the app?  I see lots 
> of qDebug statements through out the application, but what i would like 
> to do is set a breakpoint to be able to examine variables, etc.  A 
> little more than the trusty cout/printf statements.  I am using the 
> debug item in the Kdevelop menu to run the application.
> 
> To be more detailed, From the C++ tab in Kdevelop, I select a few lines 
> of code to toggle a breakpoint.  I left click in the left hand margin 
> seems to toggle breakpoints.  From there, I select "Debug -> Start". 
> This appears to compile any changes needed for the build.  When that's 
> done, I select "Debug -> Run", and the application seems to start (i'm 
> assuming this is the debug mode?).  One the bottom view, I notice the 
> "Breakpoint" tab has my breakpoints listed, but they say
> "Pending add > breakpoint at 
> ..../bibletime/frontend/searchdialog/csearchdoaloguresultview.cppp:609", 
> etc, etc.
> 
> When I run the application, I would expect it to break or stop when i 
> hit the line that I set a break point for, but it's not seeming to 
> break.  I'm not an expert with Kdevelop, so it's probably something 
> simple i've messed up.
> 
> Thanks!
> Mark
> 
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> Joachim Ansorg wrote:
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>> Hi!
>>
>> You need debug codein the app and you have to execute bibletim with 
>> the menu item "Debug" in the KDEvelop menu.
>>
>> Joachim
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>>> i'm having troubles trying to debug bibletime. When i set a breakpoint
>>> in kdevelop, the breakpoint tab says "pending add > breakpoint at.."
>>> the application never seems to break at all when it encounters executes
>>> the line in question.  any ideas?
>>>
>>> thanks!
>>> Mark
>>>
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