| Tiger with Xcode 2.0 'External Build System' (ie. UNIX Makefile)
When I Debug & Build, even from a freshly cleaned project, the debugger does not stop at breakpoints. The program is run in gdb, as I can see the output from the Console window.
if I manually set a breakpoint in gdb (b server.c:96), it does not output any response from the command, but I don't know if it should).
I have removed and recreated the project to see if was an upgrade issue, but with no difference.
The Tiger install was a fresh install, not an upgrade (file-system problems forced me too ;^)
This worked in Xcode 1.5 fine, with the same Makefile. The code is compiled with -g (include debugging symbols)
If I run the server from gdb on the command-line, the breakpoints work correctly, so the problem would seem to lie with Xcode.
I know other people have been complaining about this problem, but I have not yet seen a solution. Any ideas how to proceed?
I need to get this available for teaching. Would it be allowable to let the students use Xcode 2.1? I see it has debugging improvements (including watchpoints!), though I have not tried it for myself yet. -- Cameron Kerr Telecommunications Teaching Fellow & SysAdmin email@hidden |