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Re: What to do when Xcode refuses to step through code
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Re: What to do when Xcode refuses to step through code


  • Subject: Re: What to do when Xcode refuses to step through code
  • From: G S <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 06 Apr 2011 19:11:31 -0700

OK, I was following instructions from Han (posted here a while back) about how to activate logging in Xcode:

defaults write com.apple.dt.Xcode IDEGDBLogToFile <path/to/log/file>

This triggered several things in Xcode, including the restoration of stepping through code.

Theory: There's something that gets corrupted in Xcode defaults and causes this problem.

Other things that changed after I executed the above command:

1. Xcode presented a dialog on startup, asking if I wanted to reload a recent project.  This was not appearing before; it just sat there on launch and never presented a UI.  I had to manually open a project from the File menu every time.

2. I saw an "indexing..." notice briefly in the "LCD".
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