how "reverse debug" ? ( call hierarchy ? )
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EDIT
I think "call hierarchy" is the ticket...
But it is grayed out in edit options...How do I enable it?
I am sure I asked this before, so do not get offended by lack of old fart memory.
When I set a breakpoints in function - how do I "go back " to where the function was called from ?
I believe it is called " reverse debugging" in Qt or something like that.
I can see the "stack sequence" but that does no give me much info to select the
"called from" entry.Many thanks for your help.
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EDIT
I think "call hierarchy" is the ticket...
But it is grayed out in edit options...How do I enable it?
I am sure I asked this before, so do not get offended by lack of old fart memory.
When I set a breakpoints in function - how do I "go back " to where the function was called from ?
I believe it is called " reverse debugging" in Qt or something like that.
I can see the "stack sequence" but that does no give me much info to select the
"called from" entry.Many thanks for your help.
@AnneRanch
You find all about it here. -
Would you kindly point to the EXACT place where to enable "call hierarchy" ?
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Would you kindly point to the EXACT place where to enable "call hierarchy" ?
@AnneRanch
I assume you mean (without writing it explicitly) Qt Creator and debugging in Qt Creator.
If a proper debug build is run with the debug function, you should see something like the screenshot attached. The lower part is the stack trace. Clicking on a line gets you to the caller. Doesn't need to be enabled.
