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Re: can't inspect typedef variable values in debugger
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Re: can't inspect typedef variable values in debugger


  • Subject: Re: can't inspect typedef variable values in debugger
  • From: Jamie Gjerde <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 12:11:50 -0800 (PST)

i should note that this project is using the objective
c++ compiler, meaning i have .cpp files intermingled
with objective c++ .m  files.

jamie

--- Jamie Gjerde <email@hidden> wrote:

> i have a typedef double defined in a header file.
>
> typedef double LREAL;
>
> and then i have a simple vector class defined in
> another header with four public members of type
> LREAL.
>
> public:
>         LREAL fX;
> 	LREAL fY;
> 	LREAL fZ;
>         LREAL fW;
>
> declared as such i cannot view the values of these
> four variables in the debugger window, the value
> column is completley blank in any instance of this
> object. if i double click on fX lets say inside the
> debugger window when the new window opens to view
> the
> variable value i always get a summary of "out of
> scope" for these four members when these values, nor
> the actual variable itself is actually out of scope.
> if i change the member declarations to this :
>
> public:
>         double fX;
> 	double fY;
> 	double fZ;
>         double fW;
>
> all is well and i can view these values in the
> debugger again. for the meantime, this will have to
> do
> i suppose so at least i can debug. now i am not sure
> if this is a bug or something i may be doing but it
> seems like the first way should work just fine, but
> it
> is not. it's worked for me before in other xcode
> projects. only thing different about the current one
> is that it was created in xcode 2.2 (sdk does not
> matter) and the previous projects that the LREAL
> type
> have worked with were created with earlier xcode
> versions, but they DO currently work in converted
> 2.2
> projects. and i have tried right clicking and trying
> to view the value as something else and that does
> not
> work.
>
> jamie
>
>
>
>
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