Re: Xcode Projects use each other's Breakpoints
Re: Xcode Projects use each other's Breakpoints
- Subject: Re: Xcode Projects use each other's Breakpoints
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 21 May 2008 10:22:32 -0700
On May 21, 2008, at 9:28 AM, Bryan Henry wrote:
That's exactly what Marc was saying. Two projects, a framework
project and a app project, open at the same time.
I can certainly see the use case as Marc describes, but I don't
think that it should be something set in stone. An option to share
breakpoints between projects (if one doesn't already exist that I'm
not aware of) would be ideal, I'd think, so that people could make
the decision based on their own needs. As Marc pointed out there are
uses for having it this way, but I can also imagine cases where the
opposite is true.
Bryan
On May 21, 2008, at 11:26 AM, Kenny Millar wrote:
But the OP was reporting that BP's in project A (unrelated to
project B)
were coming into play when Project B was being debugged. (As I
understand
the OP)
This is partially by design (it's extremely useful to launch app A and
hit breakpoints in framework B) and partially a limitation of the
underlying gdb system debugger, which doesn't have a segregated space
for per-module breakpoints.
There are already several bug reports/enhancement requests for the
clean separation of per-project breakpoints. You may choose to cite
the venerable rdar://3366138 if you want to file another bug report.
Chris
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