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tests/manual/debugger/simple/simple.pro provides the needed code
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Create new project. Can you build, run and debug it? | automated on Mac | |
Set breakpoint, press F5 to build and run debugger, verify that program stops at a breakpoint that you set:
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"Step into" a couple of times. Can you step into Qt source code (*.cpp file under QTDIR)?
(Mac: switch on 'Use Debug Versions of Frameworks' in run configuration. You need Qt sources.) |
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Test debugging helpers/python lldb: Do classes like QImage or std::string show beautiful information instead of the raw structure? | automated | |
Step through some test* functions and check whether the displayed data looks sane | ||
Comment out the return statement inside the following functions one by one. Check whether you'll end up with a proper stack trace & locals display.
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Test a breakpoint in a QThread:
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Switch on temporarily 'Operate by Instruction' and check whether you see disassembler output and can step by instruction | ||
Check I/O (qDebug, std::cout, std::cerr) | ||
Check "Run in Terminal". Use Terminal for input. (Debbuging might not work on Ubuntu) | ||
Check nothing bad happens on a simple int main() {} program with no breakpoints set | automated on Mac | |
Attach to a core file (Linux/Mac: ulimit –c unlimited) | ||
Attach to a running process (might not work on Ubuntu) | ||
Test unusual situations: Kill X 'externally' while debugging (both in a 'running' and 'stopped' state), where X is
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