All dots are red, they look as they have looked before as the "jump" had worked. And: not a single breakpoint works. I set them in other lines as well.
So: The problem shall be somewhere in the configuration.
So when your app is not yet running the breakpoints are red, with a question mark.
But once your application is running, the question mark changes to a green check-mark in a still red breakpoint (grünes Häckchen in rotem breakpoint)
Also, I did ask for the small blue dots. If you remove the breakpoint, there should be a small blue dot in its place.In the breakpoint properties (see image) there is
- no condition
- break is checed
You have tried with both? (image 2)
- fpdebug
- gdb
In your "project options" there is also a tab "Debugger".
It has the selection "Debugger Backend" = "Use IDE default debugger"
Also in the project options, tab "Debugging" you have
- "generate info for debugger" CHECKED
- "type of debug info" Dwarf
- "use external debug info" :
NOT checked
- "code for valgrind" :
NOT checked
You have gone through the project folder (and all relevant folders), and made sure
-
there is no *.dbg file.
- There are no old exe files. Only one exe,
Then go one step further, do a clean build. Go to your exe folder, and make sure you remove all *.ppu and *.o files.
Then compile and debug again.
Start the debugger from the menu.
In case you have set your "F9" key to "run without debug"
If none of this helps:
- set the debugger to "gdb"
- Open from menu: view > ide internals > debug output (this must be done BEFORE starting the debugger)
- debug
Once the debugger is running and your app is started:
- copy the entire content of the "debug output" window (there will be content, even if breakpoints do not work / if not, you did not use gdb)
- save the content, and upload (or send by mail, if any of the names in the output are private)