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Plugins development / Re: Debugger_gdbmi plugin
« Last post by Pecan on Today at 05:06:31 pm »
Quote from: killerbot on Today at 08:03:27 am
wouldn't we add it to our normal source tree, as a contrib plug-in ?

Yes, but I'm trying to determine if there is any interest in it.
I've found that adding a plugin to the contribs and especially updating autoMake is very painful.
I'd rather avoid the pain if there's no interest.
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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Re: Thanks for a great IDE
« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on Today at 09:11:38 am »
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Help / DEBUGGER_GDBMI
« Last post by Frank_CB on Today at 09:03:47 am »
Where does github place the debugger_gdbmi folder ?
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Plugins development / Re: Debugger_gdbmi plugin
« Last post by killerbot on Today at 08:03:27 am »
wouldn't we add it to our normal source tree, as a contrib plug-in ?
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Plugins development / Debugger_gdbmi plugin
« Last post by Pecan on Yesterday at 09:49:45 pm »
Installation Guide: Debugger GDB/MI Plugin
A CodeBlocks plugin using the machine interface of the GDB debugger.

Source is available at github Source
Preparation
  • Clone or download a zip
  • Cloning creates a folder named debugger_gdbmi
  • A zip file needs to be unzipped in a 'debugger_gdbmi' folder.


.cbp files included:
  • debugger_gdbmi_wx32_64WK - compiles to the currently active src\devel_32_64 folder.
  • debugger_gdbmi_wx32_64      - compiles to ..\..\..\devel32_64
            (use only when debugger_gdbmi resides within the contrib workspace.
  • debugger_gdbmi_wx32_64Nly - compiles to $(#cb)\devel32_64
            (CodeBlocks will ask you to define the global 'cb' macro to point to CodeBlocks source folder.
  • Note: The other .cbp(s) are defined as if debugger_gdbmi resides within the contrib workspace.
             Move debugger_gdbmi into that workspace or modify the .cbp(s)

Installation
  • Load and compile debugger_gdbmi with the desired .cbp
  • Close CodeBlocks and run src/update32_64
  • You should find debugger_gdbmi.dll in the src\output32_64\share\CodeBlocks\plugins folder
  • You should find debugger.gdbmi.zip in the src\output32_64\share\CodeBlocks folder

Configuration

     After installation, restart CodeBlocks and go to Settings->Debugger->GDB/MI default
  • Set the executable Path to your gdb.exe.
  • Verify the other options meet your requirements.
  • Click on the Ok button.

Usage
    Go to MainMenu->Debug->Active Debuggers and select GDB/MI default.

Report issues in the Help or Plugins Development forum thread with your Build log and OS.
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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Re: Incorrect compiler path
« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on Yesterday at 11:53:48 am »
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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Incorrect compiler path
« Last post by icksunlucky on Yesterday at 09:39:32 am »
Hi everyone,

I'm having trouble setting up the compiler in Code::Blocks and I keep running into what يبدو like an incorrect compiler path issue.

When I try to build or run a project, I get an error saying that the compiler cannot be found (or the build fails immediately). It seems like Code::Blocks is pointing to the wrong location for the compiler.

How can I correctly set or fix the compiler path? :-[ :-[
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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Re: Thanks for a great IDE
« Last post by groceryprotest on Yesterday at 05:10:32 am »
Code::Blocks truly shares my experience with Linux Mint + LMDE. I'm willing to research and learn more to fully utilize its features and functionalities.
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Nightly builds / Re: The 09 April 2026 build (13831) is out.
« Last post by ollydbg on Yesterday at 03:48:21 am »
Quote from: Pecan on Yesterday at 03:19:32 am

I used a prototype of Andrew Cott's which was based on the layout by Ofuscated.


OK.

I see one issue:

‎InstallDebuggerMI/InstallDebuggerMI.depend‎

I think this file should not be put in the code repo. Maybe we can put the code in our trunk.  ;)
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Nightly builds / Re: The 09 April 2026 build (13831) is out.
« Last post by Pecan on Yesterday at 03:19:32 am »
Quote from: ollydbg on Yesterday at 02:44:59 am
Hi, Pecan, nice work. The MI protocol certainly has more advantages.

If I remember correctly, one of our developer OBF has wrote an GDB/MI plugin several years ago, but that plugin has never put in the trunk code. He said it was not full functional.

I looked at your code repo, and I'm not sure what is the relationship with OBF's version, thanks.

I used a prototype of Andrew Cott's which was based on the layout by Ofuscated.
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