Thanks Andre,
On Tuesday 31 August 2010 16:41:14 ext Ed Sutton wrote: I am looking for a quick way to evaluate coding optimizations. Is there a way to display both the source code and the generated assembly? Mixed source with assembly is visible during debugging when in "instruction-wise" mode of operation. There's no "static" version of it. Static display of mixed source with assembly would be very cool. Especially for the Nokia embedded types. Qt Creator 1.3.1 (Qt 4.6.1) Jan 18, 2010 I think 1.3.1 does not have "mixed" output, only "plain" disassembler in that case. "mixed" is new in 2.0 IIRC. 2.0.1 is recommended anyway. I tried upgrading to the latest Qt 2.0 and use qtsdk-2010.01 to build with. Qt Creator 2.0 seemed to do some unexpected strange stuff. It ignored my project's DESTDIR and put my project build output in a new directory that I did not tell it to. I may have to try it again when I have time. GDB 6.8 [And that misses all the Python bits ;-}] Can you please elaborate on what I am missing out on? Should I download and install the gdb 7.1 tarball? I spend a lot of time debugging and I really miss the Visual Studio 2008 environment for all aspects of code development. Qt Creator is the best I have found on Linux and perhaps with some additional configuration work, I may no longer envy VS2008. Thanks again, -Ed _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
