Re: debug problem
Re: debug problem
- Subject: Re: debug problem
- From: Eric Albert <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 9 Oct 2004 15:51:14 -0700
On Oct 9, 2004, at 3:17 PM, Eric Ocean wrote:
The Xcode part is this: my application works correctly if I quit
Xcode, relaunch Xcode and then run it, in either the debugger or as a
normal application (command-R). If I continue to run the application
in Xcode, without quitting, or recompiling my application, eventually
it will start acting incorrectly (writing to a file when it shouldn't
be–at least, that's the symptom because I can't see it being written
in the debugger, or through log messages I've added to the single
method that writes to that file.)
My application appears to execute code it shouldn't be (though I can't
confirm that it is executing anything, other than it's effect on the
file system). The code appears to be executed before main() is called,
so it's unclear to me where to put a breakpoint.
Apologies for asking the obvious, but couldn't you put a breakpoint on
the method that writes to that file? Then you could look at the
backtrace and see where it's being called.
Alternatively, you could put a breakpoint on open or write.
Also, if you have ZeroLink turned on, try turning it off. I'm not sure
how it could cause this, but it can cause things to load differently
from how they typically do. That's a complication you might want to
avoid here.
-Eric
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