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I am debugging a large Makefile-based C project which takes 15 seconds to run "make" even if no changes to the sources are done. That means that whenever I relaunch the program, I need to wait for 15 seconds before I can even start debugging.
The project was imported through "Import as existing project with Makefile" and I am using gdb for debugger.
I want that when I relaunch, it runs the executable which was build last. How to disable this extra step of building (i.e. running "make") before each launch/debug?
(In the rare case of actually changing the source, I am willing to do a manual build / make)
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Select Debug As → Java Application or use the shortcut Alt + Shift + D, J instead. Either actions mentioned above creates a new Debug Launch Configuration and uses it to start the Java application.
Project - Disable Autobuild option does not always means autobuild is off. For example "Makegood" test automation plugin will trigger autobuild when Preferences - Run/Debug - launching - (General opt) Build before launch is ON. So turn it off if manual build needed.
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On the main tab of the debug configuration there is a radio button "Disable auto build"
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In current Eclipse builds like Oxygen.3 the option to disable automatic builds has been moved to Preferences -> Run/Debug -> Launching, and here "Build (if required) before launching" under the General Options. There doesn't seem to be a differentiation anymore between doing this for debug only, appears to apply to both regular and debug runs.
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