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On 24/03/15 15:07, Francisco Ares wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> Recently - but can't figure out exactly when - Qt Creator has become |
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> unable to access Qt containers (where the STL ones work as expected) on |
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> the debug panel. It shows <not accessible> in place of the expected |
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> item quantity for a QList, for instance, but for a |
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> std::vector<std::string>, it works, allowing inspection of all items. |
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> |
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> Any hints on what I may be doing wrong? The headers are all accessible, |
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> for instance. Should I build Qt with debug symbols enabled, as |
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> recommended for glibc? |
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> |
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> Using current Qt 4.8.5, Qt Creator 2.8.1, gdb 7.7.1, gcc 4.8.3 |
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I remember having a problem with old Creator that had to do with showing |
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contents of variables. I don't remember the details though. I only |
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remember that the issue was gdb. I was using a version that was not |
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working correctly with Creator 2.8. I had to downgrade to an old gdb. |
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7.5.1, I think. |
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I can't reproduce the problem anymore, since I've since switched to |
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Creator 3 (now on 3.3.2.) This is rather easy to upgrade to now, as Qt5 |
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is now in portage (although in ~arch.) If you want to upgrade, note that |
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you can still develop for Qt4 just fine. Qt5 is only used to run Creator |
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itself, it doesn't have any effect on the version of Qt you want to |
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develop for. |
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