how to step into qt source code when debug
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wrote on 24 Jun 2017, 09:03 last edited by
I have tried a few days, but can't do this.
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Hi
You might have to build a debug version of the Qt you are using.
with configure option -debug-and-release.
If using visual studio, in some versions of Qt the PDB files are included.
So it depends on what you have installed
http://qihome.org/qiliang/2013/01/30/how-to-debug-into-qt-library-in-qt-creator-with-cdb/ -
Hi
You might have to build a debug version of the Qt you are using.
with configure option -debug-and-release.
If using visual studio, in some versions of Qt the PDB files are included.
So it depends on what you have installed
http://qihome.org/qiliang/2013/01/30/how-to-debug-into-qt-library-in-qt-creator-with-cdb/wrote on 25 Jun 2017, 08:36 last edited by@mrjj
I have added src files and debug symbols shown in the following picture.
firstly, the src dir mapping:
secondly, the debug symbol setting:
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However, I still couldn't step into the source code. -
wrote on 26 Jun 2017, 08:55 last edited by
Maybe I'm taking a detour here, why are you looking to debug inside Qt?
Are you looking to contribute to Qt itself? -
Maybe I'm taking a detour here, why are you looking to debug inside Qt?
Are you looking to contribute to Qt itself?wrote on 26 Jun 2017, 09:48 last edited by@VRonin said in how to step into qt source code when debug:
Maybe I'm taking a detour here, why are you looking to debug inside Qt?
Are you looking to contribute to Qt itself?Stepping into Qt code can be enlightening in many cases where you don't quite understand why things behave as they do. I can highly recommend it.
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Maybe I'm taking a detour here, why are you looking to debug inside Qt?
Are you looking to contribute to Qt itself?wrote on 26 Jun 2017, 12:27 last edited by@VRonin
I wanted to know something as Asperamanca said. -
@VRonin said in how to step into qt source code when debug:
Maybe I'm taking a detour here, why are you looking to debug inside Qt?
Are you looking to contribute to Qt itself?Stepping into Qt code can be enlightening in many cases where you don't quite understand why things behave as they do. I can highly recommend it.
wrote on 26 Jun 2017, 12:49 last edited by@Asperamanca
So do you have any suggestion to step into the qt source code? Thank you. -
wrote on 26 Jun 2017, 13:59 last edited by
When I had trouble stepping into Qt source, usually the application used the "release" dlls of Qt (e.g. Qt5Core.dll instead of Qt5Cored.dll). See if your debugger shows you which dlls are loaded on startup.
If this is the problem, the easiest way to fix it is to put only the debug dlls in the application's start path.
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When I had trouble stepping into Qt source, usually the application used the "release" dlls of Qt (e.g. Qt5Core.dll instead of Qt5Cored.dll). See if your debugger shows you which dlls are loaded on startup.
If this is the problem, the easiest way to fix it is to put only the debug dlls in the application's start path.
wrote on 28 Jun 2017, 08:13 last edited by@Asperamanca
Sorry that this is not my problem.
Also I want to say, if you are in debug mode, it will not use Qt5Core.dll. The Qt Creator has already set the correct .dll files with *d.dll in debug and *.dll in release. -
@Asperamanca
Sorry that this is not my problem.
Also I want to say, if you are in debug mode, it will not use Qt5Core.dll. The Qt Creator has already set the correct .dll files with *d.dll in debug and *.dll in release.wrote on 28 Jun 2017, 08:17 last edited by@betterorbest said in how to step into qt source code when debug:
@Asperamanca
Sorry that this is not my problem.
Also I want to say, if you are in debug mode, it will not use Qt5Core.dll. The Qt Creator has already set the correct .dll files with *d.dll in debug and *.dll in release.What is your problem then? Can you describe
- What you intend to do
- How you do it
- What you expect to happen
- What actually happens
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@betterorbest said in how to step into qt source code when debug:
@Asperamanca
Sorry that this is not my problem.
Also I want to say, if you are in debug mode, it will not use Qt5Core.dll. The Qt Creator has already set the correct .dll files with *d.dll in debug and *.dll in release.What is your problem then? Can you describe
- What you intend to do
- How you do it
- What you expect to happen
- What actually happens
wrote on 28 Jun 2017, 08:33 last edited by@Asperamanca
I intend to step into the Qt source code;
I have installed Qt5.5.0 with Src selected. As what people online say, with the Src directory setted, I can step into Qt src code. But this didn't happened. For example, I can't step into the func show() of qwidgets.
In Qtcreator, I have done what the following link says, http://qihome.org/qiliang/2013/01/30/how-to-debug-into-qt-library-in-qt-creator-with-cdb/. -
@Asperamanca
I intend to step into the Qt source code;
I have installed Qt5.5.0 with Src selected. As what people online say, with the Src directory setted, I can step into Qt src code. But this didn't happened. For example, I can't step into the func show() of qwidgets.
In Qtcreator, I have done what the following link says, http://qihome.org/qiliang/2013/01/30/how-to-debug-into-qt-library-in-qt-creator-with-cdb/.wrote on 28 Jun 2017, 08:52 last edited by@betterorbest
I mostly debug with Visual Studio, but I just tried it with Qt Creator and Qt 5.9 MinGW. In my case, I could step into Qt sources but the lines numbers were all wrong (the program was clearly executing other code than what I saw as the 'current line').
Sorry if I can't help you - but with Creator, I simply lack the experience. -
@betterorbest
I mostly debug with Visual Studio, but I just tried it with Qt Creator and Qt 5.9 MinGW. In my case, I could step into Qt sources but the lines numbers were all wrong (the program was clearly executing other code than what I saw as the 'current line').
Sorry if I can't help you - but with Creator, I simply lack the experience.wrote on 28 Jun 2017, 08:59 last edited by@Asperamanca
Really thank you for your answer.
I also debugged with visual stuido 2013 and qt add-in. I have set the src directory in Solution setting. Also I downloaded pdb-msvc-2013-32.7z and set the debug symbol in visual studio. However it didn't work. -
wrote on 1 Jul 2017, 11:36 last edited by
I have solved the problem after I downloaded Qt5.8.0 and installed it. Maybe the problem is just in Qt5.5.0 because of the incorrect pdb files downloaded from Qt official website.
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