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Debugger: No symbol table is loaded.
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What does this error mean in the XCode debugger? How do I solve it?
I've just upgraded to XCode 1.5, but haven't used the debugger for ages before this. Anyhow, when debugging, I now get the error "No symbol table is loaded. Use the "file" command."
I'm using the default "Development" build style settings.
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... and then I did a "Clean All" and then build and debug again, and now the error is:
No source file named <name_of_my_source_file>.m
The source file name is correct, and does exist in the project.
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Do you have debug symbols turned on (in the compiler settings)?
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Originally posted by Catfish_Man:
Do you have debug symbols turned on (in the compiler settings)?
Yes, I do.
Looking around, and checking the debugger console, I think it may be because my project (and therefore several directory/file names) has a "!" in it's name.
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Last edited by Brass; Aug 5, 2004 at 12:31 AM.
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Originally posted by Brass:
I think it may be because my project (and therefore several directory/file names) has a "!" in it's name.
Nope, it's not that. I just created a new document based project called "Blah!", and was able to debug it fine (stopped at breakpoint).
Any other ideas?
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