I have a simple C++ application in eclipse. See this code:
Code:
int main(int argc, char ** argv)
{
list<GIPSWindow> GIPSWindows;
list<GipsVideoEngineLinux*> GIPSVideoEngines;
list<GipsVoiceEngineLib*> GIPSVoiceEngines;
// v4l1 Devices
list<video_capability> v4l1Devices;
list<video_capability>::iterator v4l1Iterator;
findV4l1Devices(v4l1Devices);
for(v4l1Iterator = v4l1Devices.begin();
v4l1Iterator != v4l1Devices.end();
v4l1Iterator++)
{
printV4l1Capabilities((video_capability)(*v4l1Iterator));
runV4l1Window(GIPSWindows, v4l1Iterator->name);
}
................
If I put a breakpoint at say, findV4l1Devices(v4l1Devices), then "step over", it doesn't step over at all. The execution jumps into stl_list.h (/usr/include/c++/4.3.0/bits/stl_list.h). I then cannot "step return". It seems to jump into other standard libraries as well. I cannot make it stop! If I resume, it will simply break execution again next time such a library is called.
I turned off "Load shared library symbols automatically", and unchecked "stop on startup at main()". I dont' see what else I can do to stop this.
I love eclipse, but this obstacle is very aggravating.
