FROM : Gerben Wierda
DATE : Mon Nov 26 20:39:16 2007
I have upgraded to Leopard and installed the new developer tools. I
can open and compile my project. But it seems whatever I change does
not end up in the app when I want to run it via the debugger. That is,
I set a breakpoint on a message that is displayed in a view and I see
the message, but there is no breakpoint. So I change the message to
something else, rebuild and debug and the message has not changed. I
did not try to run outside the debugger. I did a complete clean
project, but that did not help.
In other words, I build my app, run it from XCode but none of my
changes take hold.
Is this a common misunderstanding when upgrading? Something I should
change in my setup?
Thanks,
G
DATE : Mon Nov 26 20:39:16 2007
I have upgraded to Leopard and installed the new developer tools. I
can open and compile my project. But it seems whatever I change does
not end up in the app when I want to run it via the debugger. That is,
I set a breakpoint on a message that is displayed in a view and I see
the message, but there is no breakpoint. So I change the message to
something else, rebuild and debug and the message has not changed. I
did not try to run outside the debugger. I did a complete clean
project, but that did not help.
In other words, I build my app, run it from XCode but none of my
changes take hold.
Is this a common misunderstanding when upgrading? Something I should
change in my setup?
Thanks,
G
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Gerben Wierda | Nov 26, 20:39 | |
| I. Savant | Nov 26, 20:40 | |
| Gerben Wierda | Nov 26, 20:57 |






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