Debugger has lots its mind
Debugger has lots its mind
- Subject: Debugger has lots its mind
- From: Brady Duga <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 16:01:23 -0800
At some point over the last few days, the Xcode debugger has
completely lost its mind (on my machines). For some reason, when I set
a breakpoint the debugger properly breaks where I want. The content of
the source frame does show the proper code, and variables all seem
correct. However, the stack always has NSMakeRange [inlined] at the
top. And I mean *always*. Funny thing is, I am stopped in a C++
library with no calls to *any* Objective-C code near by. If I am in
function bar, called by function foo I see the stack saying:
>NSMakeRange [inlined]<
bar
foo
...
When I click on "bar" in the stack I see bogus code somewhere. In
fact, clicking anywhere else shows the same random code. Most
annoyingly, whenever I "Step Over" I always "Step In". Argh! And when
I "Step Out", it really "Continues". Double-argh! I have tried
cleaning all targets and I have thrown away my "Build" directory. I
have even tried the same code on another machine. It was a copy of the
same folder, so perhaps something is just corrupt? I might try
deleting everything and doing a fresh checkout from svn. Has anyone
else had this problem?
-Brady
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