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Re: data formatters unreliable?
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Re: data formatters unreliable?


  • Subject: Re: data formatters unreliable?
  • From: Paul Walmsley <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 04 Dec 2006 15:31:20 +0000


Are there any known issues with this stuff? Does it work reliably for everyone else? Are there any project settings that need to be given certain values - e.g. using DWARF instead of Stabs, or turning Fix & Continue off, or something similarly obscure.
We've found data formatters to be very unreliable -- we're also trying to just print unicode strings. Most of the time I get out of scope warnings even when something is quite definitely in scope. I've found it useful to set a breakpoint in szone_error as I found a number of occasions when the formatter was being called with bogus data, and this will trigger as a breakpoint. I'd also create a limit of (say) 1000 chars for the string you're creating just in case you get passed some bogus data.


Paul

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