5 bugs: Startup, uncomment, active file switch, breakpoints

[metamorphosis]

1. Occasionally 7 will load the interface, then crash on startup. No apparent reason.

2. Also if uncommenting thousands of lines (C++) 7 will crash if there are multiple uncommented sections of non-blank lines in amongst the commented sections.

3. If you exclude one file from a build, then include another, and switch builds (ie. from debug to release), it'll revert the exclude/include settings.

4. Conditional breakpoints are not retained, are treated as temporary breakpoints.

Conditional breakpoints do not take multiple conditions (ie. joined with && or ||), will delete themselves if those are present.

Support for GDB reverse debugging also appears to be missing.

[eranif]

1. Occasionally 7 will load the interface, then crash on startup. No apparent reason.

2. Also if uncommenting thousands of lines (C++) 7 will crash if there are multiple uncommented sections of non-blank lines in amongst the commented sections.

Which OS? Please provide more details (see the "HOW TO POST" link in my signature)

3. If you exclude one file from a build, then include another, and switch builds (ie. from debug to release), it'll revert the exclude/include settings.

Exclude from build is per configuration, so its not reverted - its loading the "Debug" Settings. Switching back to "Release" should restore the "Exclude" from build

4. Conditional breakpoints are not retained, are treated as temporary breakpoints.

I suspect that this is not really related to 7.0 but more of a general issue since the beginning of CodeLite

Support for GDB reverse debugging also appears to be missing.

Indeed, pull request for this will be most welcome

Eran

[DavidGH]

Hi,

4. Conditional breakpoints are not retained, are treated as temporary breakpoints.
Conditional breakpoints do not take multiple conditions (ie. joined with && or ||), will delete themselves if those are present.

I just tested this on Linux, and neither problem happens there. However, from your previous threads, I think you're on Windows.

Regards,

David