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Re: [cdt-dev] Inserting Breakpoints Question
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Hi Anna,
Unfortunately it's a very difficult task to filter breakpoints
associated with a particular session from other breakpoints set in
Eclipse. Originally we used the source lookup for filtering. This
approach required manual customization of the source lookup to make it
work with breakpoints set in referenced projects or external files. Many
users found it confusing and too complicated.
Currently we just apply all C/C++ breakpoints defined in Eclipse to any
active session. As a downside of this approach, users get "No source
file named..." messages or address breakpoints are set on invalid
addresses. There is patch to associate address breakpoints with the
binaries but it's still under review.
Re enabled/disabled state. The state of a platform breakpoint is mapped
to the state of the associated gdb breakpoint, a disabled platform
breakpoint is set but disabled in gdb.
Mikhail
On 22/05/2014 1:58 PM, Anna Dushistova wrote:
Hi All,
I noticed that all breakpoints regardless of their
status(disabled/enabled) and project they belong to get inserted each
time I start debugging session and it results in gdb complaining "No
source file named..." for all the out of context breakpoints.
Is this the expected behavior?
Thanks!
Anna.
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