Hi Méven, I have tried KDE_FORK_SLAVES=1 and it does seem to do something. Ideally that should allow me to run Dolphin under gdb and then set breakpoints in my plugin code on that same gdb instance, right? I haven't had much luck getting gdb to break in my plugin code though. I'm used to using the debugger in Eclipse IDE, but even with "Automatically debug forked processes", that seems to just freeze the debugger. I tried command line gdb instead (which I'm not very good at) with various combinations of `set detach-on-fork` and `set follow-fork-mode`, but gdb doesn't seem to pick up on breakpoints in my plugin code, even when the code with the breakpoint is running.
Have you managed to get a debugger working in plugin code? If so, is there anything special you have to configure for it to work? Thanks, David Am Sa., 16. Jan. 2021 um 13:31 Uhr schrieb Méven <meve...@gmail.com>: > > Hi David, > > Yes there is a cache, so applications don't have to look for plugins on every > launch. > You can flush it with `kbuildsycoca5`. > > You may want to launch dolphin with `KDE_FORK_SLAVES=1 dolphin` to avoid > forking the kio workers in separate processes. > This can help debugging dramatically. > > Cheers, > > -- > Méven
