On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 01:28:28AM +0900, Paulo Silva wrote: > Hi, > > Is there a best c++11 compiler for using with qtc on mac?
I don't know. > How's the clang debugger interface coming along? You mean LLDB support in Creator? Peu à peu. Slower than hoped for, faster than expected... You can check out the 2.8 branch at any time to see the current state, but it's not yet ripe for production. The main obstacle currently is basic event handling, I don't seem to be able find a robust method to get hold of _all_ interesting events with one approach. _If_ the process starts and properly stops, either by breakpoint or interrupt, it's rather nice. The LLDB interface to access state and data is very rich, there's no need to jump through hoops there. Thanks to Python's "duck typing" it looks like we can re-use most of the data dumpers unchanged, or mostly unchanged. QString, QList, std::vector, std::string work already, I haven't really looked at the rest yet. Of course, there's a lot of missing features (on the integration side, not on what LLDB could provide) The disassembler view is very basic, stepping there doesn't work yet, module list needs a manual kick, no thread switching yet, etc etc. But most of those features will only translate to a handful lines of code each, so this part is more grunt work than rocket science. In any case, we will have "something" for 2.8 Final. How this "something" will compare to the GDB interface depends pretty much on whether the event handling can be stabilized in time. [And this is, "of course", Mac-only. LLDB on Linux seems to be stuck somewhere between non-compilable and non-functional, depending on the exact phase of the moon] Andre' _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
