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regression in the debugger 3.2.3
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regression in the debugger 3.2.3


  • Subject: regression in the debugger 3.2.3
  • From: Tony Romano <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 22 Jun 2010 16:32:52 -0700

There is a bug in the XCode integration with GDB that doesn't allow you to look at iVars in the base class correctly.  Look at the skeletal snippet below.  I met with the debugger developers, both GDB and XCode front end guys, at the show and they confirmed it.  They asked me to log a bug, reference: 8073860.  View it for all the details and logs

Now, with XCode 3.2.3, we still have the same problem but worse.  I was hoping my some small chance this fix may have made it into this release, I load up my code and still shows out of scope but now if I happen to select the disclosure triangle of the ivar(url in the snippet below), I get an access violation.

Can the kind people at Apple please add some test cases around this functionality and run these cases prior to releasing, please!  

Thanks!
-Tony

@interface A : NSObject
{
NSURL *url;
}
@end

@interface B: A
{
}
@end

-Tony

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