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Leopard XCode debugger steps into OS functions
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Leopard XCode debugger steps into OS functions


  • Subject: Leopard XCode debugger steps into OS functions
  • From: Tor Langballe <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 1 Mar 2008 04:53:00 +0100

I've started using standard XCode in Leopard (I think it's using stabs as the debugger?).
When I'm debugging, I'm forever going into Operating system routines when I try to step over something that calls the OS.


It seems to particularly like to stop on "dydl_stubs"
It's hard to Step Out most times too, I often jump out way past where I was debugging.
It seems to lose track of where I am in the call-stack.


I most often have to go and set a break-point on the next line I wanted to be at, and let it run until it hits it, in order to get out of the mess.

I'm running on Intel making a Universal Binary.

This is so wierd I'm assuming there must be something easy to do to fix it.

Thanks,

Tor Langballe


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