[SOLVED]: Can't Debug "conditionally included" source files
[SOLVED]: Can't Debug "conditionally included" source files
- Subject: [SOLVED]: Can't Debug "conditionally included" source files
- From: Lance Drake <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 May 2004 12:13:47 -0600
I bet you don't have syntax hilighting because .src is not a file
extension that Xcode recognizes.
Hi Jim,
Alright! You are correct - changing the filename to match the
including source allowed for syntax highlighting to emerge.
The debugger is going to be a little hampered because it also doesn't
know the source language of a .src file, but we default to "C" which
ought to be good enough for most things. Can you set a breakpoint on
the included file? I.e. does this work (in the console window):
(gdb) break specialfile.src:28 - where line 28 is where the
doSomethingSpecial method is defined?
Now that the source filename name is changed, breakpoint commands, such
as the above, work perfectly.
It would be interesting to know if just stepping is broken, or if we
aren't finding the source->address mapping for the #included file at
all.
Stepping works! - vars are displayed and correct - the only thing that
is not completely consistent with the behavior of normally-included
source is the ability to set a breakpoint by clicking in the margin -
something I find to be a totally reasonable situation.
In any case, please do file a bug about step-in not working, and if
you can give us a test case that shows the behavior that will make it
much easier to figure out what is going on.
There is/was no bug (only my misbehavior) - THANK YOU! - and please
know that you folks get my vote for XCode as the best development
environment, ever.
Lance Drake
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