Stepping into Qt sources in Qt Creator (in Suse Linux)

Hello

I'm trying to see where I'm crashing in the Qt sources itself. I'm on Linux SuSe platform (i.e. I'm not on Unbuntu).

I'm wondering how can I stepping into the Qt sources in Qt Creator?

I have downloaded (into /home/qt-everywhere-enterprise-src-5.4.0) and compiled the Qt sources with DEBUG=true.

I have changed the Options -> Debugger to be:
Source Path: /var/tmp/qt-src
Target Path: /home/qt-everywhere-enterprise-src-5.4.0

Still does not work?

I need to see the call stack (backtrace) up to the Qt sources?

Any thoughts?

Thanks

Mut

You shouldn't need to set any path, but did you add a Kit with the correct Qt version?
Did you use that Kit for building your project?

Alternatively check if the distribution has a developer package with debug symbols.

Cheers,
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what happens if you try:
Target Path: /home/qt-everywhere-enterprise-src-5.4.0/qbase/src
(assuming the path you wrote here is the root of the source under which qbase and the other modules are)

Thank you for the replies.

The kit will point to the default Qt sources. How can I make the kit point to the my own downloaded qt sources (/home/qt-everywhere-enterprise-src-5.4.0)?

I have already tried /home/qt-everywhere-enterprise-src-5.4.0/qbase/src, it does not work.

What I want is to step inside the Qt sources itself (eventually obtain a backtrace or callstack).

Mut.

A Kit is basically a combination of compiler and Qt version.

Make sure your Kit points to your Qt version.
This is usually done by selecting the qmake of that Qt version.

Cheers,
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