I develop and run C++ program in Eclipse CDT on Linux.
The problem is that Eclipse CDT does't show any runtime error message (e.g. segmentation fault) in console, while I can get such error message when running program directly with command line.
I develop and run C++ program in Eclipse CDT on Linux.
The problem is that Eclipse CDT does't show any runtime error message (e.g. segmentation fault) in console, while I can get such error message when running program directly with command line.
Hello
You could try to modify the run configuration like this
/bin/sh -c "Debug/name_of_executable arg0 arg1 ... 2> /dev/stdout" (replace "arg0 arg1 ..." with your program arguments, if any)
The eclipse console will output both stdout, stderr and the segmentation fault message (prefixed with "/bin/sh: line 1 ...")
note : I used this solution on an older release of eclipse for which the symptoms are the same.