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]]> http://www.markj.net/debugging-tip-objc_exception_throw-breakpoint/comment-page-1/#comment-2035 Rob Hawkey Mon, 31 Aug 2009 17:31:55 +0000 http://www.markj.net/?p=571#comment-2035 This is a great tip Mark, thanks. I hate when I get that situation in the event loop. This is the kind of thing we would have to do with some of the crappier debuggers I've worked with when developing for the GBA or PS2. For example in one of them if you let an assert actually execute it would break the debugger in such a way that all the local variables wouldn't be available in the debugger. So we'd always have to have a breakpoint set on the assert line so we could get a look at the variables heh. This is a great tip Mark, thanks. I hate when I get that situation in the event loop. This is the kind of thing we would have to do with some of the crappier debuggers I’ve worked with when developing for the GBA or PS2. For example in one of them if you let an assert actually execute it would break the debugger in such a way that all the local variables wouldn’t be available in the debugger. So we’d always have to have a breakpoint set on the assert line so we could get a look at the variables heh.

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