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See Development/IDE for how to setup various IDEs for debugging. clean & make debug=t Debugging with an IDE

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Or do a full non-debug build and then rebuild just the modules you are interested in: autogen.sh -enable-dbgutil -enable-symbols="sw/ sc/ xmloff/" If you find this too much you can either use -enable-symbols to enable debugger symbols for just specific parts Note that a complete build with -enable-debug or -enable-dbgutil for all modules takes a large amount of disk space. Note that it is not possible to mix code built with and without -enable-dbgutil. Using -enable-dbgutil is like -enable-debug and additionally it enables more-or-less useful assertions and additional debugging code, and also the STL debugging mode of libstdc++ on some GCC based platforms (but not macOS because Apple's libstdc++ lacks support for it, and clang libc++ does not appear to have a debug mode), and uses the debug runtimes (including debug STL) with MSVC. If you later want to switch back to doing non-debug builds, you have to run the cleanup again. If you have done a non-debug build before, you need to run make clean. You can enable it for the entire build with: You need to enable debugging support to do any practical interactive debugging.

27.1 Preparing LibreOffice to enable Debugging.

27 Debugging Java components in LibreOffice.

26 Debugging memory leaks with valgrind (including ref-count leaks).

25 Debugging Python components in LibreOffice.

19 Searching for a memory corruption on Windows using DrMemory.

17 Debugging the qadevOOo/unoapi subsequent tests.

14 Valgrinding (helgrind) LibreOffice itself.

13 Valgrinding (helgrind) cppunit tests.

12 Valgrinding (memcheck) LibreOffice itself.

11 Valgrinding (memcheck) cppunit tests.

9.2 Debugging perfcheck and other cppunit tests that run valgrind.

9.1 Debugging cppunit tests with strace.

6.3 Registering a build as the COM server provider.

6.1 Enhancing your debugging experience with Visual Studio.

6 Debugging with WinDbg or Visual Studio (on Windows).

5.1 Finding a stacktrace of an "ignored" C++ exception.

3.2 Start LibreOffice from the debugger (gdb).

3.1 Attaching to the soffice.bin process.