On Mon, 2008-03-17 at 19:16 +0800, Max Waterman wrote:
> Rob Bradford wrote:
> > On Mon, 2008-03-17 at 10:31 +0800, Max Waterman wrote:
> "Automatically?". I had assumed I have to specifically link with the
> debug libs; but when I try, I get OpenGL link errors.
"OpenGL link errors" ?
The debug packages work by putting the stripped out debug information
into /usr/lib/debug and modifying the ELF headers of the stripped
library to tell it where to look. GDB then uses this to find the debug
information and load it in.
> > Similarly if you build from trunk
> > you'll find that it gets built with line number information included.
> >
> > If you want something graphical, don't use Eclipse it doesn't work very
> > well. I'd recommend Nemiver or Anjuta.
> >
> Well, I don't much care for graphical things, but it does seem to be
> popular and thought it was worth learning while I had something to use
> it for. I can't say I've been impressed, but I've been trying to reserve
> judgement until I've tried harder :|
>
I was able to checkout and compile your 'clutterfly' demo and it sort of
worked for me ;-)
However I noticed a bug in your Makefile that means you won't get
debugging information for you own code:
Your .c: target should look like this:
.c:
$(CC) -g -Wall $(INCS) [EMAIL PROTECTED] $(LIBS) -o $@
(Notice the addition of -g.)
And wrt. to your comment about #clutter, you're probably going to have
most luck 10-6 Monday to Friday UK time.
Regards,
Rob
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