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Eyal Gad Mizrachi

01/17/2008 4:25 AM

post4377

Hi - my 1st post :-) - about command line parameters

when I luanch QNX Momentics - I'd like to 
AUTOMATICALLY debug specific project-executable...

can it be done through a command line ?
e.g. - like
qde -vmargs -proj:test -debug:EXE -exit

Elena Laskavaia

01/17/2008 10:26 AM

post4396

RE: Hi - my 1st post :-) - about command line parameters

No magic like that... You can write a plugin that would do something like
that upon startup. But does it worth it? To launch debug it is only one
button - Debug in the toolbar - it would launch you last session...
If you don't need an IDE you can just debugger from command line...

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when I luanch QNX Momentics - I'd like to 
AUTOMATICALLY debug specific project-executable...

can it be done through a command line ?
e.g. - like
qde -vmargs -proj:test -debug:EXE -exit

Eyal Gad Mizrachi

01/20/2008 4:27 AM

post4448

Re: RE: Hi - my 1st post :-) - about command line parameters

Thanks for your reply,

I am trying to build AUTOMATED tests uppon the Momentics...
there are several tests i would like to run AUTOMATICALLY
and i'm trying to figure out a way to do that.

I'll be very gratefull to hear about automating the Momentics.

Thanks,
Eyal G Mizrachi.

Elena Laskavaia

01/21/2008 12:18 PM

post4467

Re: RE: Hi - my 1st post :-) - about command line parameters

You are trying to write tests to test momentics? 
We use junit integrated with eclipse test framework to do it.
Tests are usually launched from ant, there is a special mode in which you can run eclipse that runs the tests. You can 
start with this article (Part 2 only) http://www.eclipse.org/articles/Article-PDE-Automation/automation.html

In a test itself you need to use API to create a project, run a debugger, etc.
You can see examples in eclipse CDT project (they should have tests for this stuff).

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