How can I use RenderDoc with IntelliJ?
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RenderDoc is a tool for analyzing the goings-on of the video card when developing (for example) 3D apps. https://renderdoc.org/
I am working with Jogamp 2.5.0 (read:OpenGL) in a Maven project with IDEA. https://github.com/MarginallyClever/Robot-Overlord-App/
I'm looking for a guide to show me how to attach RenderDoc to the debug process so I can better solve my bugs.
Googling found nothing. ChatGPT instructions do not work. Please help. Thank you!
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Hello,
There is no integration on IDE side. Probably you may ask RenderDoc developers for some instructions?
In RenderDoc you fill entries Executable Path, Working Directory and Command-line Arguments in the Launch Application tab.
You launch java.exe with the same command line IDE uses to launch the application. You can obtain the command line by using Run and copying it from the first line of debug output. You can can path to java.exe from the same line, and usually you want to set working directory as well, most often to the root directory of your project.