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Re: How do I remove breakpoints?
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Re: How do I remove breakpoints?


  • Subject: Re: How do I remove breakpoints?
  • From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2006 15:48:22 -0800

On Mar 28, 2006, at 2:17 PM, Yves Poissant wrote:

I'm stuck!

It seems that all the breakpoints that I've been setting since several
months are kept alive somehow and I can't remove or delete them.

When I open the Breakpoint list, I see all of them (29 breakpoints). In the
past, I used to be able to right-click on one and select "delete" and it
would disapear. But right now, whichever breakpoint I right-click, the
"delete" option is grayed so I can't delete them. It seems I can disable
them by clicking on the breakpoint icon when the cursor is at the breakpoint
line in the source code. But I cannot delete them.


That was not such a problem until right now.

I edited a source file where I removed a few lines in which there was a
breakpoint. Now, everytime I try to debug the application, the execution
stops with "Program received signal "SIGTRAP"" It breaks at a line which is
not there anymore. And since this is a spot, in the application where the
execution must pass continuously, the end result is that I cannot debug that
application anymore.


I even opened my pbxuser file and removed all the breakpoint entries that I
found there. When I open the project and open the breakpoint editor, I see
no breakpoints anymore. However, xcode still breaks at the place where there
used to be a breakpoint.


I've also entered the "delete" command in the dbg console but still no go.

Anyone have any other suggestion?

Out of other options, I'm currently rebuilding all the associated projects.
I'll see in about two hours if that worked.

If you have cross-project references ("subprojects"), it's possible that breakpoints in a source file that are recorded in a different project file than the one you think. For example, if you have an app project and a shared library project, and you run the app and step into the shared library and set a breakpoint, you won't be able to delete that breakpoint from the shared library project, because it was set in the app project.


Try deleting the breakpoints when some other project is active.

Chris
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  • Follow-Ups:
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 >How do I remove breakpoints? (From: Yves Poissant <email@hidden>)

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