Xcode 2.3 is passing a new argument to the gdb machine interface for setting breakpoints that 10.3's gdb doesn't understand. We can change the data stream to gdb on your 10.3 machine by changing /usr/bin/gdb on the 10.3 machine. I haven't tested this on a 10.3 install.
1. On your 10.3 machine backup /usr/bin/gdb
sudo cp /usr/bin/gdb /usr/bin/gdb.orig
2. On your 10.3 machine edit /usr/bin/gdb with your favorite command line editor
sudo pico /usr/bin/gdb
Then change the last line from something that looks sort of like (Sorry I don't have a 10.3 machine handy):
exec "$gdb" "$@"
to
exec /usr/bin/sed -l s/-break-insert\ -l\ -1/-break-insert/ | "$gdb" "$@"
I'll filed a Radar on this.
Cheers,
ChrisF
On May 25, 2006, at 1:19 PM, Todd Ransom wrote:
I temporarily commented out the code that was causing the dyld errors. Apparently this was caused because I have references to Address Book and bindings constants available only on 10.4. So now I can get my app to launch on the remote machine and load into the debugger. But every time I try to set a breakpoint I get this:
mi_cmd_break_insert: Unknown option ``l''
Unable to set breakpoint . Make sure to build the file with debugging symbols.
any ideas what might be causing this?
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