Errata for my previous answer >> I do see the files compiling in the Log Panel.
should read : I do see the file compiling in the *Project Build Panel* >> I also see the output of my "helloworld" first app in the Log Panel. should read : I also see the output of my "helloworld" first app in *the Launcher Panel*. Sorry ! 2016-03-02 23:30 GMT+01:00 emmanuel <[email protected]>: > Hello Riccardo and thanks for answering, > > Make is configured in "References…", the "External Build Tool" has his > value set (by me) to : C:/GNUstep/msys/1.0/bin/make.exe > I do see the files compiling in the Log Panel. > I also see the output of my "helloworld" first app in the Log Panel. It's > not an "application" kind of program but a "Tool" one. > I can see the executable (named "app1.exe") in the Windows file explorer, > under the directory "obj". > > I actually launch the ProjectCenter from the gnustep shell (since it has > been installed with "svn co > http://svn.gna.org/svn/gnustep/apps/projectcenter/trunk ", followed by > "cd ProjectCenter", "make", "make install", there's no other way than > launching it from the shell, since there are no shortcuts in the Windows > menu referencing it). > > 2016-03-02 16:45 GMT+01:00 Riccardo Mottola <[email protected]>: > >> Hi, >> >> emmanuel wrote: >> >>> I've made my "helloworld" first app, builded it and launched it from PC. >>> Everything works fine ! >>> But when I try to debug, I get this message : "No executable ! Please >>> build the project first." >>> >>> My config : in "Preferences…", the Root Build Directory is unset (blank) >>> and the Debugger has been set to : "C:/GNUstep/bin/gdb.exe". >>> >> >> as you set gdb, also set make! Do you then actually see the files >> compiling in the log window? If you check is there the executable inside >> the app bundle? >> Can you open the (gnustep) shell and go there and try to launch it? >> >> Riccardo >> > > > > -- > emmanuel > -- emmanuel
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