[SOLVED] Debugging in an LPK

[CM630]

I am trying to debug code, which is included in an LPK.
When I create a breakpoint it is shown with a question mark within it, as usual, but when I run the app using the source from the LPK the breakpoint changes to a circle with a X in it and the program does not stop on the marked lines. Is it possible, to enable debugging in these cases?

[Thaddy]

Yes as long as the LPK is compiled with debug information and your host app that uses the package too.
It may be that your LPK is release compiled and has no debug info. You have to enable the debug info and recompile the package.
It may be that your host app suffers the same issue. In that case it can't jump to the lpk information.

[CM630]

I have opened the LPK.

Compilation and Linking/Optimization levels = 1.
Debugging/Check and assertion = everything is checked.

I have changed Compilation and Linking/Optimization levels = 0, then I did Install.

Still the breakpoints do not work.

[wp]

In the project options, go to "Compiler Options" > "Additions and overrides". Click on "Stored in session of project (.lps)", then "Add" > "Custom Option", click on "Targets" > "Custom" and type "-gw3" (without quotes") > "OK". (You could also put this into "Stored in project (.lpi)", but my personal opinion is that this is a local setting and should not be in the project file).

When you now compile the project, the IDE recompiles also all packages with Dwarf-3 debug information.

[CM630]

Thanks, that did it!