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Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / May 2006CW 10 and CW 9 debuggers can't step into virtual functions!
Hi, I have a carbon project that I'm developing under OS X 10.4.6 using PowerPlant. The problem I have is that the debugger will hang if you try stepping into a virtual function from source-code view. If you change the view to mixed or disassembly then you get step into the "ptr-glue" stuff which will then step into your virtual function. Is there any setting I can use to get this to work in source-code view? John. > I have a carbon project that I'm developing under OS X 10.4.6 using > PowerPlant. The problem I have is that the debugger will hang if you try [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Is there any setting I can use to get this to work in source-code view? CW just uses gdb with a nice interface. Different gdb versions have different quirks, and CW doesn't always work well if debugger versions don't match the one it was developed for. As such, to get a different version of gdb, you have to get it from your XCode install, or see if there is a version in the CW install that you can make the default. It is all rather messy, and newer system/XCode versions in the past broke CW debugging seriously. In short, you need to find the combination thatw orks for you by trial and error. Starting with the default install of XoCde available at the time of CW release is your best bet. This has always worked for me. Thorsten Ok, How can I tell which version of gdb CodeWarrior is configured to use? How can I install multiple versions of XCode such that I have a debugger that Metrowerks can use and one for the latest XCode? Thanks, J. > > I have a carbon project that I'm developing under OS X 10.4.6 using > > PowerPlant. The problem I have is that the debugger will hang if you try [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Thorsten > How can I tell which version of gdb CodeWarrior is configured to use? I am not sure. I run CW on one system and XCode on another (newer) system. So if you have two Macs, there are no such problems. That is all I can say. Thorsten |
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