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Re: How can I get xcode to show classes from a library?
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Re: How can I get xcode to show classes from a library?


  • Subject: Re: How can I get xcode to show classes from a library?
  • From: Yves Poissant <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2006 09:32:02 -0800

From: "Lyndsey Ferguson"

> On Mar 22, 2006, at 11:07 AM, Yves Poissant wrote:
>>
>> Can anyone give me some directions for debugging a library?
>
> I am including the relevant build settings here:
>
> INSTALL_PATH = "@executable_path/../../../Plug-Ins"
> GCC_GENERATE_DEBUGGING_SYMBOLS = YES
> GCC_DEBUGGING_SYMBOLS = default
> GCC_OPTIMIZATION_LEVEL = 0
>
> The one that most of us do not know about is the install path.  My
> dynamic library will exist in a folder titled "Plug-Ins" that exists
> beside the MyApp.app package, so that is why I use the
> @executable_path specifier.

Thanks Lyndsey,

Here are my settings for the variables you are mentioning:
INSTALL_PATH = "$(MASTER_BUILD)"
GCC_GENERATE_DEBUGGING_SYMBOLS = YES
GCC_DEBUGGING_SYMBOLS = default
GCC_OPTIMIZATION_LEVEL = 0

In my case, the library sits at the path defined by $(MASTER_BUILD)

Other things I did : I opened the library project and added the executable
path to it. I now can "debug" the library and it launches the executable.

However, I still can't see the members of a class when I click on the
disclosure triangle. The disclosure Triangle turns downside but displays
nothing. The variable is a pointer to an instance of the class. What I find
strange is that if I enter the command "print *pState" in the DBG console,
it displays all the member variables. But it will not do that in the
debugger UI.

I had this issue in the past and I found out that if I waited long enough,
the debugger would eventually retrieve the member variable info and display
them. But right now, I let it think for a good while and it still will not
show the variable expanded content.

I can work with the console but I prefer to work with the debugger UI if
possible.

Any more clues anyone?
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References: 
 >Why won't Xcode find my framework? (From: "Nathaniel Martin" <email@hidden>)
 >How can I get xcode to show classes from a library? (From: Yves Poissant <email@hidden>)
 >Re: How can I get xcode to show classes from a library? (From: Lyndsey Ferguson <email@hidden>)

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