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Re: pointer address changes for no reason
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Re: pointer address changes for no reason


  • Subject: Re: pointer address changes for no reason
  • From: John Stiles <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2007 11:22:40 -0700

On Apr 9, 2007, at 10:40 AM, Scott Ribe wrote:


the debugger freezes
and if I force it to pause, it prints the message
"Unable to disassemble objc_msgSend_rtp."

You should take this over to the Xcode mailing list. I'm not clear why gdb
seems to "stall" in certain situations involving watchpoints.

It is just very, very slow. I've clocked it at over an hour to run one call to CreateNewWindow (in Carbon).


This is just a performance issue in the current debugger. I don't know if they plan to address it, but the upshot is that watchpoints are basically useless on current hardware until they improve the speed. :( I have an open radar on the performance issue (as well as Xcode's general uselessness with creating watchpoints) and have heard back that it's known and they're working on it; don't know any more than this.

It is possible that the OP's problem is due to the object being released (not enough retains?) or memory smashed somehow; too bad it's hard to tell when watchpoints are busted! :(

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