Marc Weustink wrote:
Hi,
I just committed a new debugger. It is the replacement for the TProcess
used when no debugger is defined. It simply runs the exe using a
TProcess, so effectively there isn't much changed except that the code
becomes cleaner since there is now always a debugger defined.
Choosing (none), usses this debugger.
In case this debugger doesn't implement all features of the old
situation, one can disable this default debugger, by compiling with the
-dDoNotUseProcessDebugger
Just a note:
The current implementation of the debugger options dialog requires a
path (+exename). So if you set it to use (none) as debugger, you still
need a exe. As a workaround, provide /bin/true (or keep /usr/bin/gdb).
It is only required for the check, it is not used.
I'm working on a better solution for this.
Marc
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