Debugging SDR9700

Use the debug build when you need debug symbols or debugger-friendly behavior:

make debug

Launch the debug executable directly on Linux:

./src/build/bin/SDR9700

On macOS, the executable is inside the application bundle:

./src/build/bin/SDR9700.app/Contents/MacOS/SDR9700

make debug cleans and reconfigures src/build with CMake's Debug build type. Debug builds default to --log=all when no explicit log option is supplied.

Runtime logging can also be enabled in release builds. On Linux:

./src/build/bin/SDR9700 --log=radio,udp,ci-v
./src/build/bin/SDR9700 --log=all --log-file=/tmp/sdr9700.log

On macOS, use the corresponding bundled executable:

./src/build/bin/SDR9700.app/Contents/MacOS/SDR9700 --log=radio,udp,ci-v
./src/build/bin/SDR9700.app/Contents/MacOS/SDR9700 --log=all \
  --log-file=/tmp/sdr9700.log

Supported logging categories:

• all
• audio
• audioconverter
• ci-v
• gui
• icom-rc-28
• radio
• spectrumScope
• system
• udp
• waterfall

--log-file=<path> appends the CLI-selected formatted diagnostics to a file in addition to writing them to the console. Each line includes a conventional severity name: DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, or FATAL.