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Re: Objc_msg_lookup stepping through code
From: |
Marcus G. Daniels |
Subject: |
Re: Objc_msg_lookup stepping through code |
Date: |
07 Oct 1999 08:41:11 -0700 |
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>>>>> "FM" == Fabio Mascelloni <address@hidden> writes:
FM> However I've discovered by chance that
FM> the gdb steps correctly into the methods the fifth time:
The purpose of `step' in gdb is to advance line by line, depth first.
Sometimes that means it will step down into code outside of your
model, like the Objective C runtime. The purpose of `next' is to
advance line by line, breadth first. So `next' won't go down into the runtime
from model code.
In your example, gdb doesn't know where to find the libobjc source code,
so it just prints line numbers and a warning. To tell gdb where that
source code is (e.g. an unpacked swarm-2.0.1.tar.gz), you can use
the `directory' command in gdb.
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