Debugger confused about line numbers
Debugger confused about line numbers
- Subject: Debugger confused about line numbers
- From: Larry Campbell <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2005 21:25:19 -0500
I have a bunch of projects, some large, and mostly the XCode debugger
works as desired. However, in just a couple of my source files, the
debugger gets extremely confused about line numbers. This manifests
itself on one of two ways:
1. Setting a breakpoint anywhere in a function, the debugger breaks at
the beginning of the function; clicking either the Step Over button or
the Step Into button acts exactly as though I'd clicked Continue
2. Sometimes you can step OK, but you break many lines (sometimes
dozens) above where you set the breakpoint.
I've verified that the project style is to generate debug symbols and
no optimization (-O0); I've done a Clean All; I've trashed the build
directory; I've trashed the <user>.mode1 file. Nothing helps. For these
source files, I've just resigned myself to debugging with lots of NSLog
calls. Yuck!
For what it's worth, this is all Objective-C. No C++, no Java, no
Objective-C++, not even much straight C. The files in question are .m
files.
Anyone else run into this? Anyone at Apple able to offer a glimmer of
hope?
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