Hi,

Whenever I run MacGDBp (os x 10.4.11) it just crashes without giving any error messages.

Xdebug & apache were installed from ports and xdebug is definately running on port 9000. Very strange indeed.

MacGDBp requires 10.5 Leopard, as noted in the system requirements on the project page. Unfortunately, this decision was not up to me, but rather it was forced upon me because of a bug in the Cocoa frameworks under 10.4. Details are at the end of this post: http://www.bluestatic.org/blog/2008/06/02/the-road-to-macgdbp-part-i/

Sorry, my bad! No GDBp for me :(

Apple isn't planning to fix this bug in 10.4? Do you have a link with more information about said bug and possible work arounds?

Apple fixed it in 10.5 and I don't think they'll be backporting it. The bug is rather large and actually resulted in the creation of a new class NSTreeNode as well as NSTreeController being largely reworked. In 10.4, the NSTreeNode class is not public or documented, so using it is broken/buggy. Unfortunately, these two classes are what's used to display the list of variables. It's Apple rdar #5387001 but I don't think you'll find much information about the bug using that. A lot of people, however, have experienced issues with Cocoa bindings and NSTreeController/NSOutlineView.