Maybe there is some easier way how to compile dump_syms in xcode, but I don’t know how. To be honest, I was not sure what I did, but it worked -). After a short searching I found a way in “Schema->Edit schema->Build configuration”. Next step is change compilation type from Debug to Release. I also fix all issues displayed in the left part of XCode window.
You have to build these tools with XCode.Ĭompile google_breakpad/src/tools/mac/dump_syms/dump_syms.xcodeproj with XCodeīefore I managed to successfully compile dump_syms in XCode, I have to update Architectures Debug/Release to 64-bit Intel and BaseSDK to “Latest Mac OS X”. There is one exception, because you can’t compile Breakpad tools using linux-like configure&make. Notes MacOSĭo almost all steps like on Linux integration. For native XCode integration you have to probably use this article. To integrate Breakpad and Qt on MacOS I used the same article as for Linux because I’m using gcc and linux-like development toolchain. This command correctly creates folder Application/uuid in path symbol-storage and copy generated. python /path/to/script/symbolstore.py /usr/local/bin/dump_syms. Now with this script, you can do only one step instead of all described above. There is script written by Mozzila corp which simplifies extracting and storing. Result of minidump_stackwalk tool can look like this: #show stack with using minidump_stackwalk tool Without that minidump_stackwalk tool doesn't work Now how to generate and use symbol file: #generate. #when compilation is ready, you should have installed file dump_syms from original directory /src/tools/linux/dump_syms in your /usr/bin #compile all breakpad tools for extracting symbol files Get and Compile Breakpad #get breakpad latest version Using Breakpad on Linux:Īrticle about Linux integration. CrashHandler source code you can find also at end of this post. It’s necessary to implement this handler for each platform separately because each platform have different parameters in google_breakpad::ExceptionHandler() constructor. pri file you will find at end of this post.Īfter that I created simple CCrashHandler ( inspired by qt-breakpad project) class which register exception handler.
I manually add all required files from Breakpad one-by-one, starting with src/platform/exception_handler continuing with all files included in previous ones. So I did it my way ? Create your own Qt projectĪs first thing I did when integrating Qt and Breakpad is creation of my own. I didn’t figure out how to do it by using recommended ways. Next, follow the instructions from the installation wizard.Integration of Google breakpad on any platform is really challenge.
How to install Qt 5.3.1 on 64 bit Linux systems: Next, follow the instructions from the installation wizard. $ sudo chmod +x qt-opensource-linux-x86-5.3.1.run
How to install Qt 5.3.1 on 32 bit Linux systems: run binary file for your system’s architecture, set execution permissions and run execute the. In order to install Qt 5.3 on your Linux system, you have to download the. In this article I will show you how to install Qt 5.3.1 on Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Elementary OS, LXLE, Pinguy OS, Peppermint, Debian, Kwheezy, Crunchbang, Fedora, CentOS, OpenSUSE, Mageia, OpenMandriva, Arch Linux, etc.
It has support for editing C++, QML and ECMAscript code, syntax hightlighting and code completion features, code navigation tools, code folding features and visual debugger functions.Īlso worth mentioning, Ubuntu 14.10 Utopic Unicorn will be released with the latest version of Qt available by default. For those who don’t know, Qt Creator is a lightweight IDE (integrated development environment) created to help the Qt enthusiasts and developers.
Among others, some new features have been added: QQuickWidget, Qt WebSockets module, Purchasing API, Compiled Qt Quick, performance optimizations for Qt Quick’s JIT engine have been made, some bug-fixes have been implemented and support for Android L and Windows Phone has been added.Īlso, along with Qt 5.3.1, Qt Creator 3.1.2 will be installed.
The latest version available is Qt 5.3.1, which has been released yesterday. As you may know, Qt is an application framework available on Linux, Windows and Mac OS X, used for developing software with GUI, being very used on both KDE and Unity 8 applications.