Hi David,
Good news and bad news.
Bad news: The generic gdb will not work on OSX. You need a cross compiled gdb
for i386 linux elf.
Good news: QML debugging is available.
We will try to ship a cross compiled gdb with the next release of the SDK.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Regards,
Aurindam
IRC: auri__ @ freenode
www.aurindamjana.in
On Sunday, May 26, 2013 21:30, "David Reinhold" <da...@reinholds.se> said:
Hi, and thank you for answering fast
Sorry, I didn't explain myself very clear. I downloaded the SDK and tried to
debug my project and got an error saying that there was no debugger installed.
I tried to Google how to install a debugger for Qt Creator and one tip that I
found was to use the gdb-debugger that comes with Xcode. I couldn't set a
debugger for the Kit that was installed with the SDK (the Manage-button was
disabled) so I cloned the existing Kit and set the Xcode gdb-debugger as the
one to use in the clone. Now I get an error saying "Reading debug information
failed: <ProjectName>: not in executable format: File format not recognized". I
checked the settings under Projects and both C++ and qml debugging are enabled.
When i look under Targets in the SailfishOS menu there are a lot of
"something-devel" that I can install. Is there something there that I should
install to get it working?
Regards,
David
26 maj 2013 kl. 01:21 skrev "Aurindam Jana" <[mailto:m...@aurindamjana.in]
m...@aurindamjana.in>:
Hi,
You need to use the Qt Creator that is shipped with the SailfishOS SDK.
Make sure that you have selected both QML debugiing and C++ debugging (both are
enabled by default for SailfishOS applications)
Regards,
Aurindam
IRC: auri__ @ freenode
[http://www.aurindamjana.in] www.aurindamjana.in
On Saturday, May 25, 2013 23:15, "David Reinhold" <[mailto:da...@reinholds.se]
da...@reinholds.se> said:
> Hi!
> Noob question from a .Net developer used to Visual Studio: How do I
> debug a sailfish application (qml+javascript) in QT Creator (Mac OS X
> 10.8)? I've set gdb (that came with XCode) as the debugger but I get
> an error saying that the file is not recognised as an executable or
> something like that (I can give you the exact error message when I get
> back to my computer). I can imagine that the Xcode debugger isn't
> really what I should be using but what should I use instead?
>
> I really would appreciate any pointers here as I have a list if apps
> that I want to have on my new phone when it arrives.
>
> Regards,
> David
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