Debuggers can't figure out c++ types.
Debuggers can't figure out c++ types.
- Subject: Debuggers can't figure out c++ types.
- From: Steve Checkoway <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2006 01:11:51 -0700
Some times when I break in a class's member function, "this" has the
value <incomplete type> and yet when I go down one stack frame, I can
look at the internals of the class. I've taken two screen shots of my
debugging window to illustrate this:
<http://raoulhl.dyndns.org/~steve/frame0.png>
<http://raoulhl.dyndns.org/~steve/frame1.png>
Notice that frame0.png shows "this" as <incomplete type> whereas in
frame1.png you can see that the instance of LifeMeterBattery is
pointed to by pi->m_pLifeMeter and I can display the internals in
variable pane (such as m_iLivesLeft).
This is extremely annoying as I have to switch back and forth between
steps. Has anyone encountered this before and/or know how to fix it?
--
Steve Checkoway
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