Re: Remote Compilation/Debugging Problems.
Re: Remote Compilation/Debugging Problems.
- Subject: Re: Remote Compilation/Debugging Problems.
- From: "Eric Torstenson" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 06 Apr 2006 11:22:58 -0500
Hm, is that even possible? I was thinking the remote debugging stuff was
just to debug apps on other OS X machines.
eric
From: Rich Wardwell <email@hidden>
To: Mike Simmons <email@hidden>
CC: email@hidden
Subject: Re: Remote Compilation/Debugging Problems.
Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2006 16:45:14 -0500
I would love anyone's comments on this -- I would find this terribly
useful.
Rich Wardwell
Software Developer (Java, C++), Mac Fanatic
Phone (615) 692-1273
Email email@hidden
On Apr 1, 2006, at 10:32 AM, Mike Simmons wrote:
I am having trouble getting my XCode project set up correctly to do
remote compiling and debugging. In this case we already have a C+ code
base in place, developed for Linux servers. We want to get away from
Linux development tools and use the superior XCode environment. However,
our applications still must be compiled and debugged on the Linux
servers. I've read the Apple developer article titled "Developing
Cross-Platform Unix Applications With Mac OS X" and used it as a guide,
as well as "Remote Debugging in XCode." I've carefully set up my
projects' targets and executables according to the instructions, set up
on my Mac an NFS mount for my code on the remote Linux server and made
sure that the projects' path names on my Mac and the server are
identical.
It looks like it should work. I can use XCode to successfully compile on
the remote machine using the make file on the remote, and the errors are
returned to XCode just like in an Objective-C project. Yet when I click
on an error to let it take me to the source line, nothing happens. It's
as if it can't find the source file, though XCode is looking at the
source on the remote server via a local NFS mount, and I can edit it.
When I try to debug, XCode claims that there is no executable with the
name that I specified, though I can do an SSH GDB command from the
command line of my terminal and invoke a debug session that way using
exactly the same path name.
Any ideas? We desperately want this to work, and all indications are that
it should work; I just hope I'm doing something stupid.
Mike Simmons
Landmark Digital Services
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