TOPIC Microbug, the ROM-based debugger, does not work in the Classic environment of Mac OS X Public Beta. You may open other debuggers in Classic, but not with the programmer's button. DISCUSSION
Symptom After pressing the Command-Power key combination, or the programmer's button, the Microbug debugger box does not appear in the Classic environment as it would if the computer had been started up from Mac OS 9. The programmer's button is also known as the debugger button or interrupt button. For further information on Microbug, see article 30556: " Mac OS: Empty White Box on Screen " Products affected Solution Mac OS X Public Beta does not work with the ROM-based debugger in Classic. To use Microbug, start up the computer in Mac OS 9. To debug Mac OS 9 programs in Classic, use MacsBug or another Classic-compatible third-party debugger. Developers can download MacsBug at: Apple Developer Connection http://developer.apple.com/tools/debuggers MacsBug is a developer tool. As such, technical support for MacsBug is not provided as a part of Apple's normal consumer product support. Note: Even when using a Classic-compatible debugger, the programmer's button does not work in the Classic environment. To open a debugger in the Classic environment, use the appropriate keyboard command, such as Command-Power. Because the current Apple Pro Keyboard does not have a power button, you may need to use an earlier Apple USB Keyboard or start up the computer from Mac OS 9 to use a debugger. |
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Product Area: | Mac OS System Software |
Category: | Mac OS X |
Sub Category: | General Topics |
Keywords: | kmosX |
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