VisualGST Debugger question...

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VisualGST Debugger question...

Holger Freyther
Hi all,

I am ending up with an SIGABRT that will end the VisualGST. I have one
question regarding the debugger now.

I have put the relevant code below...


    bindTo: ipAddress port: port [

        addr := ipAddress port: port.


^^^^ is where the Debugger kicks in. ipAddress is a string and does not
understand the #port: selector. Now I pressing continue or closing the
window will lead into the below bind: to be executed.


        [(self
            bind: fd
            to: addr
            addrLen: addr size) < 0 ifTrue: [File checkError: self
soError] ]
                ifCurtailed: [self close].

And below the bind:to:addrLen the VM complains that a GtkDebugger is not
a void*....

My question now is... Who is returning GtkDebugger and is it
appropriate? And should the GtkDebugger do something to the exception to
leave the block?


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Re: VisualGST Debugger question...

Paolo Bonzini-2
> My question now is... Who is returning GtkDebugger and is it
> appropriate? And should the GtkDebugger do something to the exception to
> leave the block?

I think it's a bug in single-step execution, or something like that.

Does it work to use "step over" instead of "step into"?

Paolo

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