Re: Debugger stepping into incorrect files on intel
Re: Debugger stepping into incorrect files on intel
- Subject: Re: Debugger stepping into incorrect files on intel
- From: "Roni Music" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 21:22:45 +0200
I am using current software on a core duo mini. Setting break points
in some functions is just not working. When I set a break point in
the calling function and step into the the function (if the debugger
decides to honour this breakpoint) I am trying to debug, the debugger
steps into an unrelated file (usually a header). Using 'Step Over'
and 'Step Into', the debugger then thinks it is in the file I really
would like it to be in, and starts making seemingly random jumps
around this spurious piece of source that it has loaded.
I have tried deleting all object code, pre-compiled headers etc and
building from scratch, to no avail.
Why isnt this working? Have I got some setting wrong in my project?
Welcome to the club.
Same problem here, usually it happens when I set a breakpoint in a
constructor,
it only happens in one of my software, which is 95% C++ but has a Cocoa GUI
It doesn't happens when I build it on my PPC.
Summary:
1. Intel version of XCode
2. Combination of C++ and Obj-C
3. Breakpoint in a constructor
4. Very frustrating
Only solution I found so far:
Break before the constructor call, then step into it, usually works
Please let me know if you find a solution
Rolf
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