Getting this message, which is not true The following module was build either with optimization enabled or without debug information.
I\'ve just started playing with Xcode 4, and found that, no matter how I setup debugging symbols in the project, Instruments refuses to display source lines for stack trace items that correspond to my
I\'m using the GCC ARM cross-compiler (arm-none-eabi-*) and am using a proprietary debugger. The debugger can highlight resultant assembly for a selected source line. Using the nm and objdump, I can s
I have some questions regarding debugging symbols and what can be done with them, besides, well, debugging. I\'m mostly interested in answers regarding GCC, but I\'d also be happy to know how it looks
Given a crash report (non-symbolicated) on iOS, is there a way to determine which architecture (armv6 or armv7) was being executed by the device?
I can\'t f开发者_开发知识库ind where this setting is #if !DEBUG //some code #endif when I change the configuration dropdown from debug to release, I see no changes in my code, which suggests that
I installed the VS2010 SDK and created a VSPackage project, with an empty \"Initialize\" method. [PackageRegistration(UseManagedResourcesOnly = true)]
I was digging around and found an executable for something I wrote in Visual C++ 6.0 about 8 years ago. I never backed up the source code, but I think I always compiled everything in debug mode. I als
I\'m experiencing a very strange bug in my code. I use a variable m_requestedStructures in my program, and the debugger is accessing the wrong address when inspecting it. For example, I have in the c
I am trying to debug a plug-in for TFS 2010 using the code found here.That example recommends using TFS installed locally to debug.I wanted to try it with a dev TFS 2010 Server I have setup.So I insta
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