The Debug panel lets you specify properties that are used when you debug your project in the IDE.
Debug command. By default, the IDE uses the run command to run your project under the debugger. You can specify a command for the IDE to use for debugging instead of the run command.
Working dir. By default, the IDE uses the run directory as the working directory when debugging your project. You can specify a different working directory for the IDE to use for debugging.
Gdb Init File. By default, the IDE uses the .gdbinit file in your home directory. You can specify a different .gdbinit file for gdb commands to be executed before the debugging session starts.
Source dirs. You can specify directories to be added to the beginning of the search path for source files.
Follow Fork Mode. Specify whether to follow the parent or child process after a call to fork or vfork.
Detach On Fork. Set to on to make the debugger detach from one process after it forks, or off to stay attached to both processes.
Substitute Path. You can map your compile time and debug time file paths if they are different.
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C/C++ Project Properties Dialog Box: Build Linker General Compiler Run Packaging Make Required Projects Code Assistance |
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