Re: xCode Debugger and Thread View
Re: xCode Debugger and Thread View
- Subject: Re: xCode Debugger and Thread View
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 14 Sep 2009 12:05:21 -0700
On Sep 14, 2009, at 11:56 AM, Wayne Bishop wrote:
I am using xCode 3.1 and am trying to use the xCode debugger to step
through code. Setting up initial breakpoints and steps are fine.
However, when the debugger reaches the end of a class method, my
code disappears and is replaced with the thread view window. This
seems to be consistent and is always automatic.
How can I prevent from happening?
By thread view window, do you mean something that looks like assembly
code?
That just means that you have stepped out of your code into a calling
frame for which you do not have source code. All IBActions and
IBOutlets, as well as most delegate methods for Objective-C classes,
are called by framework code whose source is not available at debug
time. This is natural and expected. Step out to a stack frame in
your own code and you should see source again.
Chris
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