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A is parent directory for b, c, d where b,c,d are child directories When i set break point by using Source files are distributed in b,c,b

I would need to specify to gdb that all the source files are located in 'a' (parent directory) which gdb should use as a reference and search for source files recursively while debugging a program. I am using cygwin on windows If i there will be a lot such files, adding the whole path for each file is like putting all the files in one debug directory

In other words, if you have files with the same names but different directories (during the compilation time) adding the whole paths will cause name conflicts (gdb will not distinguish between this files).

I usually use the list command to show source lines Another technique is to open the file with an editor that shows line numbers One window for gdb and one for the source code. Alternatively you could copy the source code over along with the executable

Once the source code is visible on the deployment machine, inside gdb you can use the directory command to tell gdb were to find the source code. This seems to work in gdb Unfortunately i actually want a graphical debugger so i use qtcreator for that right now There it seems it does not work to set directory. and i can only set a source mapping

Which i still don't know how.

Aside from periodic complaints bomb.c No such file or directory, it runs normally After b main and run, i get starting program No such file or directory., and (gdb).

I can set a breakpoint in main and debug the code with the correct source code, but i don't know where gdb is taking the source code from The source code is not present in cwd (current working directory). Having your symbol table read, you can list the source files that are recognized by gdb by using info sources command This tells you the source files that have been identified in the symbol table.

No source file named main.c

Even when i pass specific function name (in main.c file) to break My current directory has this main.c file

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