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i've got the same problem.
So I'm trying to install the last kdevelop (3.1) on my mandrake 10.1 community.
but there's always conflicts between pachages. :-/
Several Things Make sure you've compiled a debug version of your code Check Project->Build Configuration->debug
Second Are you starting the program simply by executing the program or did you pick start in Debugger. Either Debug->Start or on the tool bar.
Also make sure you've enabled the Debug plugin. Under Project->Project Options->Plugins Make sure Debugger Frontend is ticked. This is done by default, but its worth checking. ALso make sure gdb is installed.
Several Things Make sure you've compiled a debug version of your code Check Project->Build Configuration->debug
THIS I dont see in my KDevelop. I cannot find a Build COnfiguration thing at all
Second Are you starting the program simply by executing the program or did you pick start in Debugger. Either Debug->Start or on the tool bar.
I start Debugger from Debug---> Start and also from the toolbar it appears as a "-->" (right arrow)
Also make sure you've enabled the Debug plugin. Under Project->Project Options->Plugins Make sure Debugger Frontend is ticked. This is done by default, but its worth checking. ALso make sure gdb is installed.
Debugger frontend is checked
GDB is surely installed as I can use DDD as GUI to GDB.
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Where are the breakpoints? Constructors, and definitions ( int i; ) don't always work for breakpoints.
As for the Build Configuration, thats very strange. Check Project->Project Options->Configure Options. Check to see if you have diffrent configurations, and that one of them is debug.
I have sent you screen shot of the BUILD OPTIONS.....nothings there seems to be making any effect at all...Let me know if you see anything that would help build this Project in Debug Mode
I created a dummy project "hellow world" and I see the Build Configuration --> Debug option in that one. However, I don see that in Project whose source code Iam trying to import into Kdevelop.
Kdevelop opens that project ...but does not give the option to build in in Debug mode.
How can I import source code into Kdevelop seamlessly
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