Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Incomplete
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Not Evaluated
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None
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Qt Creator 4.14.0
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None
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Visual C++ 2017
Description
Let's suppose we have a class Foo in some static library.
Let's suppose there are 2 projects: main_bin and helper_lib.
Main_bin is the main binary and helper_lib is a shared library which is used by main_bin project.
Let's suppose both project uses this Foo class (and thus links with that static library).
If I set a break point inside of Foo's methods, it works if Foo is instantiated inside of main_bin project and does not work (i.e. debugger does not stop on it) in case Foo object is instantiated inside of helper_lib project.
If it matters, in my case Foo is derived from QObject (yeah, I know that this is not a very good way to implement QObject derived classes inside of static libs).