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  • Subject: custom visualization in gdb...
  • From: Ray Fix <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 22:03:58 -0400

Hi Xcode List!

I am very new to Xcode and this is my first post.  Please go easy on me.

Here is the problem I am trying to solve.

I have a complicated C/C++ structure that I would like to view from the debugger in a custom way. Open a whole other window and render it basically. I have no idea if Xcode / GDB can be extended this way.

(I know this is probably not easy but I am more wondering if it is possible/practical.)

In M$ Visual Studio 2005, for example, you can write what are called Type Visualizers to do this. Basically you have to implement the IDebugVisualizer interface. Of course this only works if you buy into the whole .NET paradigm so is not very useful to me.

Any ideas on this are greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

Ray _______________________________________________
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