Re: How does Xcode start gdb? (or: Why can't I locate breakpoints in Xcode?)
Re: How does Xcode start gdb? (or: Why can't I locate breakpoints in Xcode?)
- Subject: Re: How does Xcode start gdb? (or: Why can't I locate breakpoints in Xcode?)
- From: Jim Ingham <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2008 10:35:14 -0700
Did you try turning off "Load Symbols Lazily" in the Debugging Pref
pane?
Jim
On Apr 2, 2008, at 8:27 AM, J.P. Pellet wrote:
I'm trying to debug a JNI plugin here. I use Eclipse for Java Rich
Client Platform development and Xcode for the C/C++ JNI stuff. I can
do the following: start debugging in Java, break on the first line
of main(), go to a terminal, and type
$ gdb
...
(gdb) attach <javaprocesspid>
Then I can set breakpoints on the command line successfully, but I
don't want to go through this terminal debugger. Therefore I set up
a dummy executable in my Xcode project, uncheck "Start executable
after starting debugger", start a debug session, and try to attach
to the paused Java code. I can successfully attach, but if I then
list my breakpoints with
(gdb) info break
I can see that they are all pending. I also cannot add any other,
including the exact ones that I could add on the terminal gdb I used
before.
How can I fix this? What does Xcode do to gdb such that it cannot
find my breakpoints?
TIA,
J.P.
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