I want to have the same developing environment either in Linux and in Windows so I decided to use Qt Creator. But for some unknown reason I cannot trace my project in Qt Creator under Windows 7. I compile my program as DEBUG target, the resulting executable contains all debug info. After that I press F10 key to step over main function but instead of stepping it just brings program to run. Stepping into via F11 does the same thing.
Firstly I tried gdb shipped with MinGW but Qt Creator refused even to run it complaining that it should be Python capable. After that I have downloaded and installed gdb with Python support from
as Qt Creator manual recommends but it just made that Qt Creator is able to start the debugger and nothing more, I could not do source level debugging anyway.
Qt Creator under Linux works fine with the same project, it traces, steps and shows the sources Ok. I run MinGW 4.8.1 and Qt Creator 3.1.1 under Windows 7 64bit and the same Qt Creator 3.1.1 version under Fedora Linux 64bit. How can I achieve source level debugging under Windows like under Linux I do?
