kdevelop2.0 dbg changes
Ralf Nolden
nolden at kde.org
Mon Jun 25 20:59:38 UTC 2001
Simon Hausmann wrote:
>
> On Mon, Jun 25, 2001 at 03:58:14PM +0200, Harald Fernengel wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > > latin1() doesn't always work in gdb :(( hence that nasty convoluted gdb
> > > statement you've replace. Wanna fix.... :-)
> > >
> > > you can test this by debugging kdevelop 2.0 and breaking on main.cpp:143
> > >
> > > It could be done better than I've done it, I'm sure, but...
> > >
> >
> > Sorry, I am not very good with gdb (as you may have already noticed ;))
> >
> > The problem in Qt3 is that there is no more "rw" member in QChar, because the
> > row and the col of a Unicode char are now stored in an unsigned short named
> > "ucs".
> >
> > QChar::latin1() simply does this:
> >
> > { return ucs > 0xff ? 0 : (char) ucs; }
> >
> > since we cannot call this member function, we have to find a way how to
> > distinguish a Qt2 String from a Qt3 string and then write a small GDB script
> > as Simon suggested to debug Qt3 strings properly.
> >
> > Any suggestions welcome.
>
> And then it hit me :-) . I don't know the details of the gdb frontend, but
> kdevelop certainly knows if the application uses qt2 or qt3, right? So what
> kdevelop could do is to feed either a qt2 implementation of printqstring
> or a qt3 one to gdb in the initializing phase. The actual code in the gdb
> frontend then just pipes 'printqstring blah' to gdb.
Well, in fact it doesn't. The users will update their admin dir and
continue as usual, so that's not the point. I also think that the
current Qt apps do just fine with Qt 3 (didn't test it yet, didn't get
qt from rsync to compile yet), and the configure check should also work
although Werner Modenbach said on kdevelop that he has problems with it.
Harald, did you run some tests with a Qt 2 app using the current CVS and
Qt 3 ? I mean, does the configure check work and Makefiles get generated
plus does the app still compile and run ?
On the current problem, the obvious solution isn't a solution in this
case unfortunately, however it would be working around the problem
anyway instead of solving it.
Cheers,
Ralf
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