问题
I'm working on a C project with Eclipse and MinGW. When running a debug build of this project, gdb always breaks on entering main(). I can see why this could be useful, but for my current project I don't want that to happen.
I've read that there is a command
(gdb) break main
which will accomplish the same behavior when running from the command line.
At the moment I do NOT have a .gdbinit file.
At the moment gdb doesn't stop on entering main when running from the command line, but it does when running from Eclipse.
How do I make GDB stop breaking on entering main by default within Eclipse?
回答1:
Make sure you are in the c++ perspective, then go to menu Run -> Debug Configurations. Make sure your application is chosen in the left pane, press the Debugger tab, and uncheck Stop on startup at: checkbox.
EDIT: you can see a screen-shot here: Method/Function Breakpoints in Eclipse CDT
回答2:
To set it for any new launch, On the menu Window->Preferences, Select C/C++->Debug->GDB item on the left, and then go to the Debug Configurations Defaults section and uncheck the "Stop at startup at:" checkbox on CDT 8.0 or later.
You can see the details here: How do I prevent the debugger from stopping on the first line?
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4278532/how-to-stop-gdb-from-executing-break-main-by-default-in-eclipse