Re: tricky debugging question
Re: tricky debugging question
- Subject: Re: tricky debugging question
- From: Nick Zitzmann <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 15:04:01 -0800
On Dec 19, 2003, at 10:57 AM, Alex Rice wrote:
Is it possible for me to load Revolution.app into the XCode debugger,
and have it debug my.bundle? How?
Yes; I do this all the time for debugging screen savers. What you do is
this:
1. Create a new "executable" in Xcode and point it to Revolution. Make
this the target's executable.
2. Build. Make sure debugging symbols are on.
3. You can install the bundle into Revolution, but what I prefer doing
(since it's easier) is to create a symbolic link pointing to the
bundle, and put that link into the place where Revolution will notice
it.
<PLUG STYLE="shameless">
I made a freeware tool called "SymbolicLinker" that will help you make
this link. Look for it on my software page. URL is below.
</PLUG>
4. Finally, debug. If everything is set up correctly, and Revolution
loads your bundle, then you should be able to hit breakpoints within
your bundle.
Nick Zitzmann
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