Issues with debugging OpenRadioss with Visual Studio Code on ubuntu. #3458
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Hi community.
I have installed OpenRadioss on ubuntu from source code based on a Youtube Video on the official OpenRadioss Community Youtube chanel. I put a link here as a reference. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddvH2CNfaYg
It is working fine since the very good step by step guide in the video.
I got 3 executables namely
starter_linux64_gf
engine_linux64_gf
engine_linux64_gf_ompi
I then tried to run a test run with bumper beam hitting a rigid column that I downloaded from the OpenRadioss website with the OpenRadioss_gui.sh to submit the run and it was also working well. I got a normal termination with .h3d file and all other output files.
So I can believe that the installation and building was correct.
Then I started to try to setup a vscode debugger with OpenRadioss as I need to debug my own user subroutine and I got into problems.
I followed the steps given by AI as I am really new to CMake and such.
I installed all the needed extensions c/c++, CMake Tools, Morden Fortran etc on vscode
The .json file stored in .vscode folder under the the OpenRadioss folder is like below

Since OpenRadioss gives 2 executables and I am confused here already, but I continued with this anyways.
When I started debugging I got the error message like this.


When I was installing OpenRadioss I have already export the PATH as indicated on the OpenRadioss website like below.
and when I echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH I could see the path of extlib is there. What I missed? again... I am really new to this.
Any hints are greatly appreciated.
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