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Sounds strange... After some experiments I could partially reproduce your problem: If "Active Architecture" is set to x86_64 the "Step Into" button doesn't work. Unfortunately I'm running an Intel Mac so I can't test ppc-settings...

Am 22.02.2009 um 10:02 schrieb Andreas Eriksson:

> Active configuration is set to "Debug"?

Yes, the configuration is set to "Debug", generate debug symbols is checked, lazy symbol loading is off. Debugging works fine, except that "step into" steps over method invocations.

As I mentioned previously, I tried adding a new Cocoa Application target in my project and it still didn't work. But if I remove all my source files except my main.cpp file (which includes a small dummy class that I try calling first thing in main() ) it works! Then, without changing any settings, I re-add all the other source files and "step into" stops working!

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