I have the same problem as described in Variables in Locals and Expressions not accessible in QT Creator but I want to find a way how to \"repair\" Qt Creator showing defaul
Fedora uses rpm for package management - use it. Reinstallation of the entire OS would be pointless, it's cargo cult IT. If you run rpm -Va
, you can verify if the packages have not been corrupted, that's all you really need.
Creator has Qt-version-specific debugging helpers, perhaps they don't extend to C++ standard library.
To make sure that the whatever helpers are available are built, go to Preferences -> Build&Run -> Qt Versions. For each Qt version, go to the details of the Helpers pane, and click [Build All].
For windows users updated to Qt 5.11.2 and who using CDB.
On installer (Qt Maintenance tool) make sure the 'Qt -> Qt 5.11.2 -> Qt Debug Information Files' is checked. (There was no such option in previous releases).
Unfortunately it's only a workaround (but I will write more as soon as possible) but this post pointed me to just disable "Load system GDB pretty printers" in Tools->Options->Debugger->GDB
This behavior is a filed bug in QtCreator 3.0
seems to work for me now!
EDIT: Although the bug tracker for QtCreator 3.0 says the bug has been fixed, the bug actually persists in later versions - at least as of v3.1.2 . Fortunately the same suggested workaround applies.