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RE: Help debugging a framework
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RE: Help debugging a framework


  • Subject: RE: Help debugging a framework
  • From: "Greg Norz" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2006 17:29:04 -0600
  • Thread-topic: Help debugging a framework

Title: RE: Help debugging a framework

> Try, while stopped at a breakpoint, Debug -> Tools -> Shared 
> Libraries...; find the .ob file containing the code you want to step 
> into, and change the load level to "All."

> Or brute-force it by turning off ZeroLink in your main target.

One thing I did notice -- I have two instances of my library in the Shared Libraries list. One is in the .app bundle and one is in the build output directory (my framework and app both output to the same directory). The one located in the bundle has an address of 0x00000000 while the other has a valid address. Is there a way to prevent this, having my debugger only use one or the other (preferably the one in the bundle)?

Thanks,
greg norz

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