I have a compiled C ++ application in Debug (using Minig W and QT) but I lose some big changes Given because my team forgot to overwrite source code with its changes in source control manager and other changes.
When I run the program in debug (in Qt Creator) I can set a break point in the main and then see the source code.
Is there a way to rearrange all the source files that were lost using a debug binaries? Manually or automatically
Thank you! When I run in program debug (in Qt Creator) I can set a break point. I
See the main and then the source code.
Really? Find out where your debugger is getting source code, and copies it from there.
It is more likely that your debugger has to capture the file on your system with the same name / path as the original file name (perhaps a more recent version, or an earlier version, etc.) And things will just have to rise above.
You can not actually reestablish the original source as a compiled binary because the change from a C ++ source to a compiled binary does not have 1 to 1 relation. There are several (infinitely ...) separate source files that will be compiled in the same binary, seeing the binary that looks like the original source does not know any method.
There are tools that can generate something similar to the C ++ source file, but this probably will not show anything like you originals.
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