Download and Install Eclipse: 1) Install Eclipse a) Head on over to the Eclipse downloads page and pick up the the 64-bit CDT IDE for Mac. (hint: it’s this one here). Download and “install” it by putting the unarchived folder wherever you want. 2) Launch Eclipse a) Launch Eclipse by double-clicking the “eclipse” app in the “eclipse.

Eclipse (Mars) version (C programming language): Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers eclipse.buildId=4.5.0.I201 MacOS version: OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 HW: MacbookPro 15' (mid-2015) Retina Problem: Debug action causes following error message ('111' is both Project Name, and source 111.c file as well): window title: 'Problem Occurred' Error message: 'Launching 111' has encountered a problem. Could not determine GDB version using command: sudo /usr/local/bin/gdb --version sudo: no tty present and no askpass program specified As far as I understand - that GBD module was removed from MacOS X, so I probably need to install manually one. I am newcomer in Mac, and trying installing upon different forums - I didn't succeed yet. Probably, there maybe changes required as well in: Debug Configurations (Run->Debug Configuration->'Debugger' tab). Or/and as well in: Eclipse -> Preferences -> C/C++ -> Debug -> GDB Please answer me - who installed recently by him-/her- self. Since old (more than year from now) forums may describe other case compared to problem I need to solve.

Please provide exact steps how to manage. And what configuration changes are required in Eclipse IDE itself - to let it know to refer properly to newly this added installation?

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Do I need both MacPorts and Homebrew - or they do similar job and any of them is enough? And what about LLDB which as I understand replaces in MacOS X GDB - is it required as well? Can't I just install GDB for most minimal changes, like latest Eclipse asks for? Sorry for many questions - I just spend much time without deeply understand what all this modules stand for. And apple support can't help me till now:( – Jul 2 '15 at 20:21 •. I performed both install with 'MacPorts' and 'Homebrew' steps above. But strange behaviour I see is - after closing and reopening Eclipse (without installing or removing any installation in between), it gives again same error message: 'Launching 111' has encountered a problem.

Could not determine GDB version using command: sudo /usr/local/bin/gdb --version sudo: no tty present and no askpass program specified'. How can I make debugger stable - to work (without error) forever? Is there any configuration in Eclipse required as well?

Why it can be such unstable? Please provide steps to fix it. – Jul 4 '15 at 19:37.