Neil Tiffin wrote:
You might research gdb fb command (future-break.) It allows you to
set a breakpoint in code that is not loaded when the debugger is
started. I believe you would have to use the debugger console not the
GUI with a syntax like "fb rgl.so:function_name".
But it is loaded when I want to set the breakpoint. I can see the
source file, set a breakpoint in it, but it doesn't work. I opened the
gdb console (thanks for the suggestion), and I see warnings like
Warning - No location found for "x11gui.cpp:300"
when I try to set a breakpoint in rgl. How do I tell it where to find
the location corresponding to that file?
Duncan Murdoch
On Jul 8, 2009, at 5:57 AM, Duncan Murdoch wrote:
I'd like to use Xcode to debug the rgl package, which is crashing
sometimes in X11 on OSX. In the past, I've done this for debugging
R itself, and have a project set up for that. I can attach to the
process ID, and then I see rgl.so is loaded, but I can't see how to
set a breakpoint in the rgl.so code.
Has anyone else done this before? Can you point me to step-by-step
instructions?
Duncan Murdoch
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