* Ease cross device development by introducing 'targets' which
group build- and runsettings that are valid for this one target
Most of the kudos for the code review go to dt. Con, thorbjorn,
ckandler and others did also review parts of this patch.
Reviewed-by: dt
Add a configuration checking method to the Debugger manager,
depending on toolchain, wire it to the engines.
Check that in the debugger run controls.
Add a convenience method to ICore that shows a warning
message with a "Settings" button, pointing the user
to a configuration error on a settings page.
Remove leftovers of the dumper parser.
Acked-by: con <qtc-committer@nokia.com>
and ApplicationRunConfiguration to LocalApplicationRunConfiguration,
preparing remote debugging. Change the interface canRun() to be const,
run() to create() (since it does not run anything), use references
to the QSharedPointer<Foo>. Introduce d-Pointer and remove
unneeded headers from ProjectExplorerPlugin and add missing includes
everywhere.
Introduced struct DebuggerStartParameters to pass around
start parameters, removing the need for the engines to
access private members of DebuggerManager. Pass it
to DebuggerManager::startNewDebugger() and move
the GUI parts of that function into DebuggerPlugin,
making it possible to create the struct from command line
parameters. Introduce command line parsing with a few more
-enable-xx options. Introduce warning() to debugger panel
in the CDB engine.
On this occasion, clean out a few trailing whitespaces.
We used to build a helper library as part of the project. First with the
qmake -after SOURCES= stuff and after until now with the
gdbmacrosbuildstep. Now, the all new and fancy integretation directtly
into the qt version dialog. You build the debugger library once for
each qt version and then it's there ready to be loaded into each
project build against that qt version. Saves a lot of time.
And makes it possible to also load that library into while debuggign a
cmake project. (Need to hook that up now.)
Unfourtanetly this breaks the custom dumpers if you use a custom run
executable.
