Re: Running without the debugger
Re: Running without the debugger
- Subject: Re: Running without the debugger
- From: Jean-Daniel Dupas <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 2 Jun 2010 12:01:49 +0200
Le 2 juin 2010 à 11:37, Ben Haller a écrit :
> Hi! I suspect this is an incredibly stupid question, but I can't find an answer in Google or in past messages, so here goes. I've just started using Xcode 3.2.1 (I'm avoiding 3.2.2 as per the advice on this list); I was on 3.1.3 before. I'm mystified by the fact that I no longer seem to be able to run my app without it being under the debugger. Doing "Run" or "Run - Breakpoints Off" under the Run menu both give me a gdb prompt in my console. I just want to run my app, without gdb in the middle (I find gdb too buggy to be worth fighting with except when I'm really stumped by a problem). Is this no longer possible? Or am I missing something blindingly obvious? I tried looking for a pref like "Always run under gdb" and didn't find one...
>
In the executable settings, in the debugging tab, uncheck the "Auto-attach debugger on crash" box.
But as others have mention, I don't see what bother you with gdb with breakpoints off.
It does not try to load debugging symbol or to find break points, it just wait passively for application crashes, and when one occurs, it starts doing something.
-- Jean-Daniel
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