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Re: Help debugging a framework



On 19 Jan 2006, at 2:26 PM, Greg Norz wrote:

I am having some trouble stepping into code inside one of my frameworks.
In the debugger, hitting "Step Into" just jumps over the desired line of
code as if I hit "Step Over".


In my framework's project I have the following settings : Generate Debug
Symbols checked; Optimization Level: None; Strip Style : Non-Global
Symbols; Installation Directory : @executable_path/../Frameworks; Skip
Install checked.


In my application I have the framework copied to the Frameworks
directory of the bundle. I've verified that this is indeed happening.

Any other suggestions as to why I can't step into my code inside the
Framework? Oh, opening up a source file and placing the breakpoint in
there doesn't help.

Try, while stopped at a breakpoint, Debug -> Tools -> Shared Libraries...; find the .ob file containing the code you want to step into, and change the load level to "All."


Or brute-force it by turning off ZeroLink in your main target.

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Fritz Anderson
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