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Is it possible to debug (multithreaded) lablgtk2 apps?
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Matthieu Dubuget
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Dmitry Bely
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| From: | Matthieu Dubuget <matthieu.dubuget@g...> |
| Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] Is it possible to debug (multithreaded) lablgtk2 apps? |
Dmitry Bely a écrit : > On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 11:17 AM, Matthieu > Dubuget<matthieu.dubuget@gmail.com> wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I'm trying to use camldebug. But I'm afraid I'm accumulating difficulties: >> >> - under mingw >> - lablgtk2 + multithreaded app > > Ocaml Win32/MSVC+camldebug+OcaIDE - works for me (single-threaded > lablgtk2 application, but I don't think multiple threads are the real > problem). After some more tests, I managed to have some break points working (only with the simple test program, though). But once GtkThread.main () is run, I lose control on OCD. > >> With a very simple app, the programs run and works once started from >> camldebug (from emacs), but my breakpoints are ignored. > > Can you try to set a breakpoint directly from camldebug? I am afraid > emacs could introduce some line ending inconsistency and so > incorrectly calculate the place. > >> With the more complex app I wanted to work on, the IHM is never shown. >> >> I think that I will revert to the good old Printf method. > > It's up to you but first I would try to find out why it does not work. No more time, I'm afraid ;-) Thanks for your help Matt