Re: Debugger has become dysfunctional for my project.
Re: Debugger has become dysfunctional for my project.
- Subject: Re: Debugger has become dysfunctional for my project.
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 23 Sep 2006 21:36:35 -0700
On Sep 23, 2006, at 6:22 PM, Jeff Birac wrote: The Debugger refuses to debug my Carbon app.
Yesterday, the Debugger worked just fine with my Carbon app, but it has become dysfunctional today.
A Build and Debug brings up the Debugger window and quickly displays the alert "Carbon Debug exited with status (1). The Debugger is still running. Use 'Restart' to debug again"; however, the Restart button (and menu item) remains dim (not enabled), so a restart is not possible.
I can Run the executable just fine, but I cannot successfully Attach the Debugger to the running executable. When I try to Attach to the running executable, the Debugger shows the alert "Carbon Debug exited with status (11). The Debugger is still running. Use 'Restart' to debug again", but the executable is actually still running. Notice the exit status changed from 1 to 11.
It sounds like your app crashes when the debugger launches it or attaches to it. This is unusual but not unheard of. Check Console.app to see if there is any backtrace there to diagnose where and how the application is crashing.
CONTROL EXPERIMENT: The Debugger works just fine with the fresh vanilla Carbon app from the Xcode project templates.
Did I inadvertently set something (e.g., a project setting) the wrong way? I do not think so, because I can try to debug a backup (which was debuggable a few days ago ) and the Debugger still fails. What would cause the Debugger to become so uncooperative with my project/executable?
It's hard to tell without some diagnostics of how your app is crashing when run under gdb.
Chris |
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