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I can't help you with Cura 15.04.x (because I don't have any experience developing for it), but I recently found out how to launch CuraEngine in gdb in connection with a running instance of Cura.
* Start Cura with the command-line option --external-backend
python3 cura_app.py --external-backend
* In the output, look for a line like this:
[MainThread] UM.Backend.Backend._createSocket [242]: Listening for backend connections on 49674
* Launch CuraEngine manually in gdb, connecting on that port:
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I can't help you with Cura 15.04.x (because I don't have any experience developing for it), but I recently found out how to launch CuraEngine in gdb in connection with a running instance of Cura.
* Start Cura with the command-line option --external-backend
python3 cura_app.py --external-backend
* In the output, look for a line like this:
[MainThread] UM.Backend.Backend._createSocket [242]: Listening for backend connections on 49674
* Launch CuraEngine manually in gdb, connecting on that port:
gdb --args CuraEngine connect 127.0.0.1:49674
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