🚀 go-pugleaf

I finally got CW Debugging working properly under OS X Public Beta.

My setup is:
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- PowerBook G3 292 MHz with 192 Megs of RAM
- OS 9.0.4 installed on first 3.8 Meg partition
- OS X Public Beta + Developer Tools installed on second 3.8 Meg
partition
- ethernet network with a 100 BT switch plus a Linksys cable router as
gateway to the internet

Initial installation that caused the problems:
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- had installed Metrowerks Codewarrior on first partition
- my projects were in a folder on first partition
- OS X on second partition
- don't know if it's relevant, but my 1st partition name is "Precious
Little" and the second was the default "Mac OS X"

What didn't work in above scenario:
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- Codewarrior would try to fire up debugging and came back with network
connection errors
- firing up DebugNub myself and changing the port from 6969 to 6968
caused a crash error dialog (bus error)
- running DebuNub from the command line (DebugNub -p 6968) gave me all
sorts of errors saying that there were NULL pointers, etc... in gdb

Last installation that finally works:
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- wiped and reinstalled OSX
- installed Dev Tools
- removed Codewarrior from 1st partition
- installed Codewarrior into /Developer on the second partition WHILE
RUNNING OS X
- I have enabled Appletalk, but don't think that makes a difference

Initial problems with this last installation:
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- as noted by the illustrious meeroh, MetroNubX doesn't seem to have
the execute flag set... so, in my case I did the following from
Terminal:

chmod x+a /Developer/Metrowerks CodeWarrior 6.0/Metrowerks
CodeWarrior/CodeWarrior
Plugins/Debuggers/MetroNubX.app/Contents/MacOS/MetroNubX

(that is all one line)

Before I did that, debugging worked fine if I ran DebugNubController on
port 6968 before I tried to debug with CodeWarrior. After I changed the
permissions, CodeWarrior fires up gdb itself on the correct port.

I hope this helps someone and I sincerely hope someone at Metrowerks
reads this and addresses the issue. I am really glad now that I have
dabbled with Linux for the past 2 years and am very comfortable poking
about with the command line.

-Bill (not)