I have been unable to get XCode 2.1 (on OS X 10.4.2) to stop at a
breakpoint in my Makefile-based project's main.c file. When I check
XCode's Console Log I find an error message from gdb: "no source file
named main.c".
Here are the basic facts:
1. My project consists of two files in the project's root directory:
Makefile and main.c. I do not have the files grouped in any way
within XCode's "Groups and Files" pane.
2. The output of my Makefile is an executable that is also in the
project's root directory.
3. My Makefile has -g set for compilation. I've confirmed with nm -ap
that my project's root directory and "main.c" are encoded in the
executable that gets built by the Makefile.
4. I am able to use gdb from the command line to set and stop at
breakpoints in the executable.
Given the above, it seems to me that I have misconfigured XCode
somehow. But I cannot seem to figure out how.
On a related note, I attempted to perform the same debugging test
using Eclipse 3.1 with CDT 3.0 and got the very same "no source file
named main.c" result.
I would sure appreciate any assistance that anybody could provide.
Doug
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