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how to avoid bogus stepping into operator new and delete?
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how to avoid bogus stepping into operator new and delete?


  • Subject: how to avoid bogus stepping into operator new and delete?
  • From: Johannes Hoffstadt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 08 Oct 2004 16:56:15 +0200

Hi...

when I'm stepping through C++ code with "step into" in XCode
or with "s" in gdb, and  I hit a new or delete, gdb lists a wrong
position in an unrelated header file, and stepping does not work
anymore unless I go up in the stack, set a breakpoint, and continue.

This does not happen always, it seems to work with my own
constructors, and (most of the time) with templates.

How can I avoid stepping into (probably compiler-generated?)
new and delete code? I searched the web but did find anything
related. Surely others must be bothered by this, too?

Cheers,

Hanno



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