Re: Useless Debugger
Re: Useless Debugger
- Subject: Re: Useless Debugger
- From: Norio Ota <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 16:04:18 +0900
Ian,
Thank you for your message.
The control buttons are what you said. I'm using Xcode v1.5.
I ironically used the word "by mistake". Only "Stop" button does work
immediately.
Most of time I got "Error from Debugger:..." message in the message
area.
What makes the error? I wish I could know not only the message but also
the actual cause.
Although I don't like using Terminal, it seems like no one can help it.
I'll try to use GDB commands from Terminal.
And let me thank you again for kindly telling me some useful commands.
Norio
On 2004/11/29, at 14:56, Ian Krieg wrote:
Norio,
I must admit that I am not an Apple employee. Anyway, what do you
mean by control buttons? Things like the "Stop" button and "Step"
button? Am I right in thinking that they're slow when you push them
on purpose, not just when you push them by mistake? What version of
XCode are you using? I haven't had this problem.
If for some reason you can't make it work, try using GDB from
Terminal. It's a little more awkward, but not too bad, once you
figure out the major commands. "bt" is backtrace, "n" is next, or
step over, "s" is step into, "finish" is step out of, "kill" quits,
"run" starts, "list" shows the code you are currently running, and you
can use "print <expression>" to extract all sorts of info. Type "help
break" while in GDB to find out how to set a breakpoint.
Ian
To Apple Xcode guys,
I feel much stress on debugging. I have to look at the spinning
cursor all the time when I press some control buttons on the window
by mistake. However who can debug without pressing any control
buttons? Even if I turn Enable Data Formatters off, Debugger does the
same behavior.
Is there any way to debug efficiently using UI?
I no longer want to spend my time to do something else while spinning
the cursor.
Thank you,
Norio Ota
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