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- From: Tim Gogolin <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 14:44:02 -0600
My situation:
I have an app (built in xcode) that can detect an internal error
situation and post a modal dialog that helps me understand part of the
problem. The dialog is posted via [myApp runModalForWindow: w], so the
stack is still intact. If I switch to the terminal, run gdb, and
"attach" to the process I can get a good back trace.
Presumably I could continue to debug from the command line (ouch,
command line debugging). The project is open in xcode and I launched
the app from xcode (but not by using the "debug" command). Is there any
way to "change my mind" and get the debugging UI up and running, in the
same way that command line gdb will allow one to start debugging after
the app has already been running normally?
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Tim Gogolin
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