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Re: Usage of .gdbinit to automate xcode gdb configuration
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Re: Usage of .gdbinit to automate xcode gdb configuration


  • Subject: Re: Usage of .gdbinit to automate xcode gdb configuration
  • From: Frank Midgley <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2004 10:09:23 -0600

On Jan 30, 2004, at 9:44AM, Tim Gogolin wrote:

Forgive me for the basic question, but I'm not a gdb expert...
I'd like to have "break on NSExceptions" turned on by default... I see the XCode Debug menu has an option for break on C++ exceptions, but no option for Obj-C exceptions...

You can do this without touching gdb. Add "-[NSException raise]" (without the quotes) in the breakpoints window by clicking the "New Breakpoint" button. Sometimes when you add a new one the window scrolls horizontally just enough to hide the checkbox column so make sure to scroll over and check that new breakpoint is enabled.


-Frank

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