Re: XCode and the unreachable breakpoints
Re: XCode and the unreachable breakpoints
- Subject: Re: XCode and the unreachable breakpoints
- From: Andreas Grosam <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 12:20:27 +0200
On 28.09.2005, at 03:27, Markian Hlynka wrote:
Jonathan,
this sounds somewhat similar to the situation I described. If continue
is greyed out, are you sure that it's actually paused, and not still
processing somewhere? Check your processor load, and see if it's
cranked. Also, what does the code around the breakpoint do? Does it
involve any kind of I/O?
Markian
I also experienced that Xcode 2.1 was occasionally busy for a duration
of about 10.. 20 mins while debugging. During this, Xcode didn't
respond to user events, and showed the spinning pizza.
This happened when stepping, not due to a breakpoint, though - but
might have the same reason.
After closing the disassembler view, this issue disappeared.
Already filed a bug report with detailed logs, profiles and
descriptions.
Andreas
On Sep 27, 2005, at 17:54, Jonathan del Strother wrote:
*sigh* XCode is doing its very best to frustrate me this evening.
I have a breakpoint in some code, and I run my app in the debugger.
The app pauses, the debugger announces the breakpoint in the status
bar at the bottom, but the relevant code isn't displayed in the
debugger. There's no backtrace, no local symbols, and the
Pause/Continue buttons are stuck on Pause - Continue is greyed out.
The debugger console window has a prompt, but if I type a gdb command
in there and hit enter, nothing happens.
I've quit and restarted XCode, looked for any suspiciously hanging
processes, moved the breakpoint around, rebuilt the project....I'm
still having the same problem.
Does anyone else ever get this? I've had it a few times before, and
never figured out exactly what causes it or how to fix it.
Oh well, I'm off to restart and see if that changes anything. Stuff
like this makes me pine for VS.NET's debugger...
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