Hi Martin, Thanks for your reply that I'll happily share with qt-interest :)
Apart Qt 5.3.1 also fixed the issue, so debugging with Qt 5.3/Qt Creator works "out of the box" again. On another note: installing the "command line tools" from within Xcode (via Settings -> Downloads or so) is definitively /not/ required anymore, as with earlier Qt installers: Qt will find all the necessary compilers, linkers and debuggers in /Applications/Xcode/... just fine. So starting to develop with Qt on OS X has become a "two-click (downloads) experience" :) Cheers, Oliver Anfang der weitergeleiteten E‑Mail: > Von: Brice Martin <brice.mar...@gmail.com> > Datum: 1. August 2014 10:20:46 MESZ > An: till.oliver.kn...@gmail.com > Betreff: [Interest] Qt 5.3 OSX: Debugging failed > > Hello there, > > I found your message on mail-archive, posted in june, about the fact you > can't debug your app with Qt Creator on OS X. > > I had the same problem. I manage to find a way to solve it: you have to setup > your project to use LLDB instead of GDB: > Open Qt Creator preferences and go to the Kits tab of the Compiler entry > Clone the default desktop kit > Select the new kit, select "LLDB..." in the debug combo list, and then click > on "User as default" > Click OK > Go the the "Project" perspective (using the left toolbar) > On top of the view, there is some kind of a black tab with "Desktop QT..." > written, over it with the mouse, click on the arrow, and select "Change > kit..." and select the clone you edited earlier > Cmd+Y to debug, it should work > Hope this help. > > Brice
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