It happens to me quite often, that it just won't stop at any breakpoint I set!
Neither on a function breakpoint nor on a line breakpoint.
When I click in the gutter next to a line of function, I get the blue "tag" (or whatever it's called). I also see the breakpoint in the Breakpoints window, and it is ticked on.
But as soon as gdb is running, the blue tag turns yellow, and all breakpoints in the Breakpoints window turn gray.
In the project info under "Build", the configuration is set to "Active (Debug)".
"Architectures" is set to "Standard (32-bit Universal)", Base SDK is set to Mac OS X 10.5.I tried all 3 different settings for "Debug Information Format", i.e., "Stabs", "DWARF", and "DWARF with dSym", to no avail.
C/C++ compiler version is set the GCC 4.0 (the default, I think). "Strip Debug Symbols During Copy" is off, "Strip Linked Product" is off. "Generate Debug Symbols" (under GCC4.0 - Code Generation) is on, "Optimization Level" is set to -O0. Any other settings I should check?Also, the crazy thing is that just an hour ago, setting breakpoints and debugging worked just fine. And I can assert that I have not changed anything in the project settings! I have just continued developing a bit.
I have googled quite a bit already, but I only found the advice to check the build options.
Any hints, pointers, or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Best regards, Gabriel.
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