[hromain]

Here is the part of the log you asked :

-break-insert -f /home/hromain/synthese/server/src/61_data_exchange/IneoFileFormat.cpp:613
&”No source file named /home/hromain/synthese/server/src/61_data_exchange/IneoFileFormat.cpp.\n”
^done,bkpt={number=”11″,type=”breakpoint”,disp=”keep”,enabled=”y”,addr=”<PENDING>”,pending=”/home/hromain/synthese/server/src/61_data_exchange/IneoFileFormat.cpp:613″,times=”0″,original-location=”/home/hromain/synthese/server/src/61_data_exchange/IneoFileFormat.cpp:613″}
-break-after 11 195
OK

The break-after is present.

But the error message “no source named…” is strange because the path of the cpp file exists (I have checked).

[hromain]

Hello,

Thanks to the backtrace, I understood that the crash was caused by a conflict between Visual GDB and an other Visual Studio plug-in (WinGDB)

I have removed WinGDB on my system and it seems to have fixed the issue.

Thank you for the tip.

[hromain]

I have installed the proposed version and have attached a second instance of visual studio to the one with visualgdb.

When Visual Studio crashes, the standard windows dialog appears “visual studio has stopped working” and it stops the attachment on the other instance without doing a break which would allow to see the backtrace…

So I cannot debug the crashed visual studio.

I have tried dozen of combination of exception settings, it doesnt change anything.

Do you have a tip to make the debug of visual studio possible ?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by hromain.

[hromain]

The situation is worse than I expected : the crash occurs at each F11 call too (step into a function).

Help…

[hromain]

<p>It works well !</p>

[hromain]

With the GUI you dont need to open a roject to reproduce the bug :

Open Tools > SSH connection Manager > New connection

The answer in the GUI is “Cannot authenticate using OpenSSH key. Do you want to enter password instead ?”.

If you give me a private e-mail, I can provide to you the URL, an account, and a temporary private key.

[hromain]

Great !

An other case to solve about types, which do not occurs in QTCreator :

class A {};
class B : public class A { std::string foo; };
A* obj = new B;

In this case, we see obj at a A object instead of B, and naturally we don’t see the foo variable in the object watch.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by hromain.

[hromain]

Hi,

I would be happy if you add a full typedef support like in QTcreator in the next release.

The workaround with the “AlternativeType” in a natvis cannot be used in our project, because we use a lot of template classes with typedefs inside.

example :

template<class T>
class C
{
  typedef std::map<int, T> Map;
};

 

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