Incorrect source file displayed in the debugger
Incorrect source file displayed in the debugger
- Subject: Incorrect source file displayed in the debugger
- From: Bryan Christianson <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 3 Mar 2006 16:36:42 +1300
I have a C++ base class that contains a pure virtual function. When I
attempt to trace into a subclass (by setting a breakpoint where the
virtual function is called), instead of seeing the source of the
subclass, I am seeing the header file for the base class, with the
current line pointer sitting on the closing #endif at the end of the
file.
I have tried setting break points in the file I wish to see and they
are never actioned although the code at that position is executed.
The stack frame (local variables etc) is being displayed correctly
and the stack-trace panel is also correct - its just not the source
code I expected or wanted to see.
I dont think I can make a simple example that demonstrates this
problem, but if anyone has any hints as to what I might be doing
wrong I would appreciate the help.
This is with XCode 2.2 running MaxOS X 10.4.5 on a Dual G4
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Bryan Christianson
email: <mailto:email@hidden>
Home Page: <http://www.whatroute.net/>
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