On 2022/10/09 07:38 AM, deloptes wrote:
Michele Calgaro via tde-devels wrote:first of all, kdDebug and debug symbols are two independent concepts. dbgsym are symbols that can be used when debugging the program within a debugger like gdb. kdDebug is a stream object that let you print messages to a stream, regardless of whether you have installed debug symbols or not.in this context, what is DrKonqi using to display the debug? I do not see there the backtrace, when it crashes so what should I do to see it (when I run the application from the place it was build)
DrKonqui uses a backtrace, pretty much capturing the same info you would see in gdb when looking at the backtrace after a crash. If you have debug symbols installed, those will be used to display additional info about the crash (either by DrKonqui or gdb). There is a kdBacktrace() function in kdebug.cpp in tdelibs which builds a backtrace. You can print a backtrace programmatically even without a crash by using it in your code.
Cheers Michele
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