Why can't I see my symbols in MacsBug?

[William Harris]

I'm trying to do some heap checking in MacsBug under 9.2.2. When my app
crashes, though, the heap is so hosed that there's no chance for me to
do anything useful except reboot (if it weren't for MacsBug, the whole
system would just freeze...)

I'd like to put a break in my method before where I suspect something
"bad" is happening, but I can't find the symbol in MacsBug to set the
breakpoint. I hit command-D, then the first few letters, and nothing. I
see other methods (though not all) from another library (my own) which
I link in, and I've checked the project settings (Codewarrior 8.3) to
ensure they're the same.

What could I be doing wrong? How can I get the symbols to show up in
MacsBug?

regards,
Will

[Miro Jurisic]

In article <220920031840595578%harris-usenet@perspectix.com>,
William Harris <harris-usenet@perspectix.com> wrote:

> What could I be doing wrong? How can I get the symbols to show up in
> MacsBug?

Turn on inline traceback tables (for PPC)

hth

meeroh

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[Chilly]

In article <macdev-BE41EC.18410722092003@senator-bedfellow.mit.edu>,
Miro Jurisic <macdev@meeroh.org> wrote:

> In article <220920031840595578%harris-usenet@perspectix.com>,
> William Harris <harris-usenet@perspectix.com> wrote:
>

> > What could I be doing wrong? How can I get the symbols to show up in
> > MacsBug?

>
> Turn on inline traceback tables (for PPC)
>
> hth
>
> meeroh

Thanks for replying meeroh. I already have that on...

Here are the settings for the PPC Processor panel:

struct align: powerpc
traceback tables: inline
target proc: generic powerpc
func align: 4

Other checkmarks:
relax ieee floating point
use fused mult-add/sub
peephole optimization
32 bit TOC offsets

Any other thoughts?

Will