Debug in Linux?
Debug in Linux?
I am confused with debugging in Linux.
I have one VM with Delphi and another one with Linux. The two VM are connected, all works nicely.
Say, I have this code:
writeln('Line 1);
readln;
If I build and deploy it, I go to the Linux VM and run the app. Then, I see the output in the VM. The same if I run the app from IDE.
Now, what I confuses me is this: If I run the app with debugging, I can't figure out where the output is. Should it be in the paserver (Linux VM), right? I can't see anything there.
Moreover, if I set a breakpoint in writeln and run it, there is nothing in the Linux VM but I see the output in the "Event Log" window within the IDE. But, then I can't not interact with the keyboard for the readln.
I am confused with debugging in Linux.
I have one VM with Delphi and another one with Linux. The two VM are connected, all works nicely.
Say, I have this code:
writeln('Line 1);
readln;
If I build and deploy it, I go to the Linux VM and run the app. Then, I see the output in the VM. The same if I run the app from IDE.
Now, what I confuses me is this: If I run the app with debugging, I can't figure out where the output is. Should it be in the paserver (Linux VM), right? I can't see anything there.
Moreover, if I set a breakpoint in writeln and run it, there is nothing in the Linux VM but I see the output in the "Event Log" window within the IDE. But, then I can't not interact with the keyboard for the readln.
Lars Fosdal How do I access Log? Which unit? System?
ReplyDeleteJohn Kouraklis My bad, Log.d is a logcat thing for Android.
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