Re: Xcode 2.3: enums in debugger are <incomplete type> & more
Re: Xcode 2.3: enums in debugger are <incomplete type> & more
- Subject: Re: Xcode 2.3: enums in debugger are <incomplete type> & more
- From: Lawrence Gold <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2006 13:13:06 -0600
On Jun 5, 2006, at 12:54 PM, Robert J. Lang wrote:
Hi,
Since upgrading to Xcode 2.3 and converting my project to DWARF
(Generate
Debug Symbols is on with level -gfull), I find that for enumerated
type
variables that were declared within a class (e.g.
Class MyClass {
public:
typedef enum { SOMETHING1, SOMETHING2 } SomeEnum;
...
}
when stopping at a breakpoint in the debugger, all variables of type
SomeEnum display a value of "<incomplete type>" in the debugger
(although if
I turn on Show Types, the type is displayed properly as "enum
SomeEnum").
Any hints on how to persuade the debugger to show enum values again?
On a possibly related note, the "step over" command in the debugger
now
sometimes jumps into a new, unrelated header file rather than
stepping to
the next line of code in the file. (Usually it jumps to the same
line of the
header file no matter where the breakpoint was set.) Also, the
routine at
the top of the call stack is unrelated to the line displayed in the
bottom
of the debugger pane. Does this description suggest any approaches
for a
fix?
Did you ever use dsymutil to generate a .dSYM bundle? If so, drill
down into your application bundle to see if it's still there. If so,
it could be throwing your debugging off.
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