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Hello, I know this issue has been posted several times but none of the solutions suggested will work in my case (C++ on netbeans 7.4). I'm using ubuntu 12.04 and I tried to add -J-Dgdb.breakpoints.shortpaths=true in the netbeans.conf file, in the default options line, but it does not work. My problem is that breakpoints are ignored. (When i launch the debug mode, the pink squares disappear). Thanks for your help. Yours sincerely, Mathias B.
I forgot to say that i'm using openjdk-7 u25 and gdb 7.4-2012.04.
(In reply to Muska17 from comment #0) > but none of the solutions suggested will work in my case (C++ on netbeans 7.4). What is you case? Also gdb log should be attached (http://wiki.netbeans.org/GdbLog)
I'm afraid to say that there is no gdb log generated. I didn't understand your question, could you please explain ?
(In reply to Muska17 from comment #3) > I didn't understand your question, could you please explain ? Your description is too universal. I checked Ubuntu 12.04 and I don't see any big problems.
My bad. i did not mean the problem comes from ubuntu. Yet i can't get any gdb log and breakpoints won't work. what information do you need ?
(In reply to Muska17 from comment #5) > My bad. i did not mean the problem comes from ubuntu. > > Yet i can't get any gdb log and breakpoints won't work. > > what information do you need ? Can you create Welcome sample, call context menu on project and select Step into?
Indeed i can. The debugger seems to work fine on a new project. All my apologies, i should have test this first. The debugger doesn't work on my current project and this is weird since it used to work, i don't have a clue about what changed since.
please use oracle jdk
Could you send a gdblog (http://wiki.netbeans.org/GdbLog)?