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Re: Xcode on 10.2.x
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Re: Xcode on 10.2.x


  • Subject: Re: Xcode on 10.2.x
  • From: Jim Ingham <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2005 10:35:58 -0800

Xcode 1.5 supports remote debugging. The Release notes say "Remote debugging is not supported on Mac OS X 10.1.x or earlier" which I assume means that it will work from 10.3 to 10.2, though I have personally only ever tried going from 10.3 to 10.3...

There's a section in the Xcode Help in 10.3 telling you how to set this up.

Note that remote debugging doesn't work as well for programs that try to read from stdin. You won't be able to use stdin because Xcode is using that to talk to gdb, and you won't be able to interrupt the running program from the debugger because it will eat the interrupt command... You can, of course, send it a SIGINT from another terminal on the remote system, and this will drop you back into the debugger. This is a known limitation of the Xcode remote debugging, dunno when we will get around to wiring up a pty between the remote. But if you use it for normal GUI apps, it works quite well.

Jim


On Mar 9, 2005, at 10:07 AM, Mark Thomas wrote:

This is going to be a pain then, Is it possible to do remote debugging in
Xcode ??? (i.e. Debug something on 10.2 system, I know CodeWarrior can do
this)


Thanks
Mark.


On 2005-03-09, at 18.46, Mark Thomas wrote:

Does anybody know what the latest version of Xcode I can put on
10.2.x,
Would version 1.5 work OK, or should I use 1.2, which I think was the
latest
version I used, (Cannot remember, as I need to debug something on that
machine).

Xcode requires Mac OS X 10.3. To target Mac OS X 10.2 you need to
either use ProjectBuilder on Mac OS X 10.2, or use the Cross
Development support in Xcode (a custom install, not installed with the
easy install option for Xcode).


To debug on Mac OS X 10.2, I think it would probably be easiest for you
to simply attach to the running process with GDB in the Terminal, as
ProjectBuilder can't read project files from Xcode.


j o a r



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