The .app doesn’t start on macOS, probably because it’s not signed. I’m not sure it’s worth fixing right now. I suggest to drop that platform for the stand-alone debugger as I don’t think there are many users for that. I also don’t think I’ll have time to properly support it and test it. I had hopes that with lldb-mi shipped by default with Xcode that the stand-alone debugger would be a nice and easy alternative to Xcode (most devs will have Xcode installed already) but lldb-mi is now removed from main LLVM depot and Xcode so this is even more of a niche usage.
BTW, the error is: “cdt-stand-alone-debugger” is damaged and can’t be opened. You should move it to the Trash.
Marc-Andre
CDT Standalone debugger is simply Eclipse CDT with some UI simplifications. So there is nothing inherently different about it. The UI simplifications (in the File menu) make Debug configurations with many more of the fields defaulted. But the actual launch configuration is still there and can be used. The defaults are based around running host GDB.
> If it depends on gdb, probably not, since macOS uses lldb.
No more or less dependent on gdb than full fat CDT.
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