Re: debugger
Re: debugger
- Subject: Re: debugger
- From: Chris Friesen <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 21:50:49 -0700
On Jun 29, 2006, at 7:36 PM, Erik Schmidt wrote:
to anyone who works at apple:
is anythign begin done about the debugger not working in xcode
except in the main file?
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I think someone would have noticed that if it was happening to
everyone. Are your breakpoints orange when you are debugging? This
means the breakpoint is pending, gdb wasn't able to locate the
requested file and line number in the symbols. So either the files
weren't built with debugging symbols or Xcode chose the wrong build
product (executable/shlib/bundle) to set the breakpoint in. If the
breakpoints are blue when you are debugging then maybe you weren't
calling the code in the other files... put in a printf() to check.
Step 0.
- Read the Release Notes
Step 1.
- Ensure you are using the 'Debug' build configuration. Clean the
project, and build it again. Browser the detailed build results to
ensure the problem files are built with debugging symbols.
Step 2.
- Disable 'load symbols lazily' in the Xcode Preferences Debugging
tab, menu Xcode->Preferences...
- Try debugging again. If this works then it means Xcode was guessing
the wrong location for your breakpoints. You can edit the location
column of the breakpoints window to enter the correct shlib/bundle/
executable or leave lazy symbol loading disabled.
Step 3.
- Try to reproduce the problem using an example in /Developer/Examples
Step 4.
- If you are using DWARF switch back to Stabs. If that solves it then
file a Radar so they can fix DWARF.
Step 5.
- There is no Step 5.
-ChrisF
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