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An Update, it seemed to be a problem of the target system. I set up a fresh target system and put everything back together (basically the same as before) and now it works again. What bugs me so is, that I am not sure what the issue was with the old system…
I don’t have any “Custom Debug Steps” Categorie. The one closest would be “Additional GDB Commands”? This is empty.
Yes I get it in the GDBServer Windows (VisualGDB Programm Output). I uploaded both outputs Programm and Luncher to dropbox:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/72xh7p5bh70ejw8/visualgdb%20launcher%20output.JPG?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fj0bdyoif0rk1yz/visualgdb%20program%20output.JPG?dl=0
It seems like that is not the issue. Here is my Debug Settings Page: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ksv56yj717b8byd/config_debug.JPG?dl=0
Not sure what you mean by command line. The include path only appears when the -v flag is set. I uploaded the Visual Studio Output (with verbose flags being set) and some images about my CMake Project settings to dropbox:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ieux9ef65gzjgep/AAAxKm4hMLBJ7Wowe1XtwVJDa?dl=0
Okay, the adding -v to CFLAGS & CXXFLAGS helped clear things up. Visual GDB makes this
=/opt/libName/include
to this:
C:/root-directory-of-application/=/opt/libName/include
where as it should use this directory:
C:/SysGCC/raspberry/arm-linux-gnueabihf/sysroot/opt/libName/include.I had to manually put this in, because when I use the Configuration UI, use the Edit Directory button and move to the the inlude folder inside the SysGCC directory it automaticly puts =/opt/libName/include into the Include directories field. Maybe something worth looking into.
