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NSPrintInfo object displayed strangely in debugger
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NSPrintInfo object displayed strangely in debugger


  • Subject: NSPrintInfo object displayed strangely in debugger
  • From: "Ewan Delanoy" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 21 Apr 2007 08:35:03 +0200 (CEST)
  • Importance: Normal

      Hello all,

  this is an update to a post I sent some time ago,
whose title was "Frame pointer warning". Since then,
I have discovered a new place where the strange message
appears. When I ask gdb to print my NSDocument subclass' current print info,
I get an output like this :

  (*self is an NSDocument subclass*)


(gdb) po [self printInfo]
libMallocDebug[Schreiben-348]: frame pointer goes from bffed6e0 to
bfffd760 -- assuming invalid.
libMallocDebug[Schreiben-348]: frame pointer goes from bffed6e0 to
bfffd760 -- assuming invalid.
libMallocDebug[Schreiben-348]: frame pointer goes from bffed6e0 to
bfffd760 -- assuming invalid.

libMallocDebug[Schreiben-348]:     NSBottomMargin = 0;
    NSCopies = 1;
    NSDetailedErrorReporting = 0;
    NSFaxNumber = "";
    NSFirstPage = 1;
    NSHorizonalPagination = 2;
    NSHorizontallyCentered = 1;
    NSJobDisposition = NSPrintSpoolJob;
    NSLastPage = 2147483647;
    NSLeftMargin = 72;
    NSMustCollate = 1;
    NSOrientation = 0;
    NSPagesAcross = 1;
    NSPagesDown = 1;
    NSPaperName = "na-letter";
    NSPaperSize = <44190000 44460000 >;
    NSPrintAllPages = 1;
    NSPrintProtected = 0;
    NSPrintTime = 1-01-02 00:00:00 +0000;
    NSPrinter = {
    "Device Description" = {NSDeviceIsPrinter = YES; };
    "Language Level" = 3;
    Name = "2200 Series";
    Type = "2200 Series";
};
    NSPrinterName = "2200 Series";
    NSRightMargin = 72;
    NSSavePath = "";
    NSScalingFactor = 1;
    NSTopMargin = 0;
    NSVerticalPagination = 0;
frame pointer goes from bffed6e0 to bfffd760 -- assuming invalid.
libMallocDebug[Schreiben-348]: frame pointer goes from bffed6e0 to
bfffd760 -- assuming invalid.
libMallocDebug[Schreiben-348]: frame pointer goes from bffed6e0 to
bfffd760 -- assuming invalid.
libMallocDebug[Schreiben-348]: frame pointer goes from bffed6e0 to
bfffd760 -- assuming invalid.

libMallocDebug[Schreiben-348]:     NSVerticallyCentered = 1;
}
frame pointer goes from bffed6e0 to bfffd760 -- assuming invalid.
libMallocDebug[Schreiben-348]: frame pointer goes from bffed6e0 to
bfffd760 -- assuming invalid.
libMallocDebug[Schreiben-348]: frame pointer goes from bffed6e0 to
bfffd760 -- assuming invalid.
libMallocDebug[Schreiben-348]: frame pointer goes from bffed6e0 to
bfffd760 -- assuming invalid.


           Does anyone understand what is going on here ?

                                                 Ewan


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