JonY wrote:
Look at the flags section under "Target: Compile", about line 278 for r18810, add a "-g" there.
Yes, this is where it goes. :-)
I only make a complete build with -g for everything every few weeks or so, because it is so large and slow to compile and link. In fact, the virtual server I use for autobuilds has an artificial memory limit on it which prevents it being able to link a full debug build. So I make them manually.
But if you know in which file(s) the problem lies, try this trick:
1: Do a normal build without -g 2: Determine which sources have the problem and delete the corresponding .o file in ${build}\obj. For instance, if the problem were in src\inkscape.cpp, delete build\obj\inkscape.o. If in src\trace\trace.cpp, delete build\obj\trace\trace.o. 3: Turn on -g and run buildtool again.
This way you get all of the debugging symbols that you need, but you don't make the entire program large.
bob