What are we supposed to use now, since Debugger() was deprecated in 10.8:
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Well, __builtin_trap works, but how do you step past it, like you could the Debugger() call?
My current workaround is:
#pragma mark - Debugging
void LineSolver::PreciseDebug(vector<unsigned char> &lineFromBoard)
{
if((myType == COL_SOLVER) && (myIndex == 9)){
callCount++;
if(callCount >= 1){
cout << DumpColorLine(lineFromBoard, true) << endl << endl;
}
}
}
I just set a breakpoint in there.
Setting a breakpoint is the best option IMO. However, if you really want to drop into the debugger in exactly the same way as Debugger, you can do that with pthread_kill.
pthread_kill(pthread_self(), SIGTRAP);
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