Cannot debug shared library
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@jsulm said in Cannot debug shared library:
@kncy9876 said in Cannot debug shared library:
qmake command
This is to build your app, right?
How did you build the lib?No this is to build the dll. Our app is built using a different compiler/ide totally. Our exe then loads this dll at runtime. The dll is the ui of our application which triggers callbacks to the exe when user clicks.
So to debug our ui I try and attach to the running application but get the message about the dll not being a debug build.@kncy9876 said in Cannot debug shared library:
So to debug our ui I try and attach to the running application but get the message about the dll not being a debug build.
Because the dll is NOT build in debug mode. Build it in debug mode if you want to debug it...
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@kncy9876 said in Cannot debug shared library:
So to debug our ui I try and attach to the running application but get the message about the dll not being a debug build.
Because the dll is NOT build in debug mode. Build it in debug mode if you want to debug it...
@jsulm said in Cannot debug shared library:
@kncy9876 said in Cannot debug shared library:
So to debug our ui I try and attach to the running application but get the message about the dll not being a debug build.
Because the dll is NOT build in debug mode. Build it in debug mode if you want to debug it...
I'm sorry if I didnt make it clear, but the dll is built in debug mode. It has the pdb file alongside it. It 100% is built with debug. I can see the difference between release/debug builds.
By the way I am not debugging the application, I am debugging the dll. So using QT to attach to my exe -
@jsulm said in Cannot debug shared library:
@kncy9876 said in Cannot debug shared library:
So to debug our ui I try and attach to the running application but get the message about the dll not being a debug build.
Because the dll is NOT build in debug mode. Build it in debug mode if you want to debug it...
I'm sorry if I didnt make it clear, but the dll is built in debug mode. It has the pdb file alongside it. It 100% is built with debug. I can see the difference between release/debug builds.
By the way I am not debugging the application, I am debugging the dll. So using QT to attach to my exe@kncy9876 said in Cannot debug shared library:
QT to attach to my
Qt is a library... It can not attach to anything.
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@kncy9876 said in Cannot debug shared library:
QT to attach to my
Qt is a library... It can not attach to anything.
@Christian-Ehrlicher said in Cannot debug shared library:
@kncy9876 said in Cannot debug shared library:
QT to attach to my
Qt is a library... It can not attach to anything.
Like this
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@Christian-Ehrlicher said in Cannot debug shared library:
@kncy9876 said in Cannot debug shared library:
QT to attach to my
Qt is a library... It can not attach to anything.
Like this
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@jsulm said in Cannot debug shared library:
@kncy9876 You're showing QtCreator, Qt is a C++ framework
Apologies I should have mentioned QT Creator was the tool I was using to debug
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@jsulm This seems like a similar issue??? https://forum.qt.io/post/298329
@kncy9876 Are you sure your application (not the library) is built in debug mode?
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You are attaching to the exe and not the dll. If that is not a debug build it is quite plausible to see the warning message. It doesn't mean that it won't work for the dll. (Though I have not experience debugging a dll and I'm not sure if it should work.)
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@kncy9876 Are you sure your application (not the library) is built in debug mode?
