Re: Saturn
Re: Saturn
- Subject: Re: Saturn
- From: Jim Ingham <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2003 10:22:50 -0800
On Panther, the DevTools install makes a cache of the debugging
information for the system shared libraries, so that it doesn't have to
re-parse them every time it starts up. Of course if any of the
libraries change the cache will no longer be valid. In that case, gdb
spits out this warning, and then ignores the cache. The warning is
harmless, and for a couple of libraries like this the impact on startup
time is minimal. But if you want, you can rebuild the cache.
Instructions for doing this - and a little bit more info on the cache -
are in the gdb Release Notes:
file:///Developer/Documentation/ReleaseNotes/DeveloperTools/GDB.html
Jim
On Nov 3, 2003, at 7:56 AM, Reni van Amerongen wrote:
When I start my code with gdb then I will see
warning: Pre-compiled symbol file "libSaturn.dylib.syms" is out of
date (Wed Oct 29 19:14:25 2003 vs. Sun Nov 2 21:22:20 2003); ignoring
warning: Pre-compiled symbol file
"/usr/libexec/gdb/symfiles/CHUD.syms" is out of date (Sat Oct 11
02:07:04 2003 vs. Fri Sep 26 08:35:53 2003); ignoring
Re-enabling shared library breakpoints: 1
If I run the app from finder I see nothing
Someone knows what to do?
I did run /usr/bin/fixPrecomps already. But see nothing about chud or
saturn.
Can someone shed some light on this on how do I get this fixed?
Regards
Op 3-nov-03 om 11:04 heeft Reni van Amerongen het volgende geschreven:
Hi Xmen
I would like to work with Saturn, but have some trouble.
Ok, I did find out where to put the linker setting, I hope.
Did create a new build style and copy everything by hand.
The duplicate function doesn't work because my edit styles table is
empty - a bug?
Did put in the 'other linker' flags from my new build style
finstrument-functions.
Insert libSaturn.dylib into the project. (*)
Add initSaturn("/Volumes/UsersDisk/RvA/Development/",1,0,4,0); I got
a quicksilver G4
and startSaturn() in awakeFromNib and a little bit later stopSaturn();
The only thing that I get back is a Saturn text file with "SATURN_BE:
endThreadCalltreeAndIcicles: value is NULL."
Some one an Idea to get this walking.
(*)How can I set a buildstyle in a way that only this style is using
a xtr needed dylib?
Or do I have to make an extra Target?
Any pointers? Do I overlook something?
Rene
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