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Re: [cdt-dev] Debugger Source File Lookup
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I don't know about the MakeBuilder.java breakpoint, but try the one I
suggested. That for sure will should be hit when you launch a debug
session (for the target C/C++ program). Note that it's a platform
file (not CDT). You don't need to have its project in your workspace.
Just located the class with Open Type (CTRL-SHIFT-T on Windows) and
set a breakpoint in the method I mentioned.
At 04:40 PM 3/18/2010, Tim Black wrote:
I have made a few changes to the layout and makefiles of my simple
project and it still succeeds. I would like to follow your
suggestion to debug it, but...
I'm having trouble breaking at a breakpoint while debugging CDT. I'm
using 3.5.2 Eclipse SDK and have all CDT_6_0_2 plugins in my
workspace and built. I put a breakpoint in invokeMake() in
org.eclipse.cdt.make.core/src/org/eclipse/cdt/make/core/MakeBuilder.java.
I launch the eclipse application by selecting all plugins in my
workspace and do "Debug As" - Eclipse Application. I import a
makefile project in the resulting eclipse, and build it, but I do
not hit my breakpoint. Is there a better place to put a breakpoint
where I will be sure to hit it to prove that I am debugging properly?
