What I did to solve the problem was to remove the files, both .m and .h, containing the class from my project and quit xcode. Then I changed the name of those files and edited them with TextWrangler to changed the name of the class. I then re-launched xcode, opened the project and added the newly renamed files into the project. Re-compiled, fixed any introduced errors and then ran the program. I could then see the local variables at the breakpoints in the methods of the newly renamed class with GDB.
I'm going to guess that xcode 3.2.3 has some problem with the internal database in xcodeproj files that were created by previous versions of xcode and that by removing, renaming, and adding the files back into the project makes xcode 3.2.3 create a correct entry for the newly added files so that GBD can now work properly.
Jim Griffin
Software Engineering
Imagine Products, Inc.
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