FROM : malcom
DATE : Thu Nov 22 01:48:06 2007
Hello list,
I was debugging an app of mine while I've encounter this strange thing (take
a look at screenshot). This is not the first time.
<http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/1134/picture2pp3.png>
There is an NSMutableArray declared and called pdFormat.
As you can see it was allocated and inited. However I can't see into the
debugger.
Some other objects has a <value value instead the address memory.
Is this a sort of bug of xcode 3 or a mistake of mine? Is there a
workaround?
Thanks a lot
malcom
DATE : Thu Nov 22 01:48:06 2007
Hello list,
I was debugging an app of mine while I've encounter this strange thing (take
a look at screenshot). This is not the first time.
<http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/1134/picture2pp3.png>
There is an NSMutableArray declared and called pdFormat.
As you can see it was allocated and inited. However I can't see into the
debugger.
Some other objects has a <value value instead the address memory.
Is this a sort of bug of xcode 3 or a mistake of mine? Is there a
workaround?
Thanks a lot
malcom
| Related mails | Author | Date |
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| malcom | Nov 22, 12:33 | |
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