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Xcode3.0 and not fired breakpoints
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Xcode3.0 and not fired breakpoints


  • Subject: Xcode3.0 and not fired breakpoints
  • From: Mirko Viviani <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2007 10:23:56 +0100

Hi,

I'm developing a mixed ObjC/ObjC++/C++ application structured in this way:

1. Main xcode project for the ObjC/ObjC++ application
2. A statically linked C++ library in another xcode proj linked with boost libraries
3. Xcode projs for other ObjC frameworks


The application is compiled with gcc 4.01 and linked against 10.4u sdk with DWARF debugging information and no optimizations.

What I'm trying to do is to debug some code in the c++ library with no luck.

I've opened the child xcodeproj from the main app xcodeproj and set the breakpoints.
They are listed and marked active in the main breakpoints window under 'Project breakpoints', but listed in a wrong location. (a linked framework instead in the c++ library)


Unfortunately the breakpoints in the linked c++ code are not fired, and the xcode console does list them as installed.

I've tried debugging the application by starting gdb from the command line and there are no problems at all.
The breakpoints in the c++ library does work.


Is there a solution or some things I could check?

I haven't had these kind of problems in xcode 2.4 on Tiger.

Thank you.

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Ciao,
Mirko
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