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Re: I opened a project builder project with Xcode, but I can't debug my project then.
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Re: I opened a project builder project with Xcode, but I can't debug my project then.


  • Subject: Re: I opened a project builder project with Xcode, but I can't debug my project then.
  • From: David Ewing <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 12:05:56 -0700

Actually, it sounds like you still might have the old executable selected. Did you go in and change the active executable as I described below? (The active executable is stored in the .pbxuser file inside the .xcode project wrapper. So the setting is something that needs to be changed for each user too.)

Dave

On Mar 1, 2004, at 11:18 AM, Thomas Lau wrote:

Dear Dave,

Thanks for your reply. After I matched the upgraded target with its executable, my project can be debugged at the first time. However, I can't debug my project again after I restarted my Mac. The project I'm working on initially is not a "pure" Carbon App projectt. In fact, it's a OS 9 Application project (a Code Warrior project), couple years ago we Carbonized it into a Carbon App project (a Project Builder project). Is it possible that Xcode can't understand some proejct content of a Carbonized App's project?

In my observation, I noticed that the debug window's console drawer didn't show any GDB actions. Does it mean my project doesn't have the proper information to let GDB get start? Is there any method I can examine or verify my project file's content (i.e. XML)? Thanks a lot.

Best Regards,
Thomas Lau

On Feb 27, 2004, at 8:38 AM, David Ewing wrote:

It sounds like you also upgraded your targets and the old executable is still selected. Select the executables outline item, so that both executables are shown in the details view. There should be radio buttons to select the active one. Select the upgraded one.

I hope that helps,
Dave

On Feb 24, 2004, at 5:06 PM, Thomas Lau wrote:

Dear all,

Initially I was using Project Builder 1.2 (under 10.3). Now, I want to
move my project to Xcode. After I opened my PB Carbon App project file
(a .pbproj file) with Xcode 1.1 and re-compile it, I noticed that I
cannot neither debug nor execute my project. Does anyone have some
similar experience before? After I opened my PB Carbon App project
with Xcode, what do I need to change in project settings in order so I
can debug my project under Xcode? Thanks a lot.
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