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rsodre 
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 Topic: Wrong Vector/Matrix values in XCode
Posted: 2018 Mar 28 at 6:42am |
User Information: Cinema 4D Version: R19
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--------- Hi,
Something that bothers me a lot when debugging C4D on XCode is that it never displays the values of Matrix and Vector objects. They always are displayed as (0,0,0), and I have to unfold it to see the actual values (see attached image).
Am I missing something here? Is there any catch to see the actual values?
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knickknack
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Posted: 2018 Mar 29 at 8:01am |
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Hi rsodre, thanks for writing us.
I actually never experienced such issue under R19, Xcode 8.3.3 and Sierra. Could you please share more details about your development environment?
Best, Riccardo
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rsodre
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Posted: 2018 Apr 02 at 12:10pm |
Hi Ricardo.
I'm with XCode 9 and on Sierra 10.12.6
I just noticed it only happens on an external build target, compiled using makefiles.
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knickknack
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Posted: 2018 Apr 03 at 7:05am |
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Hi rsodre, thanks for following up.
Could you please confirm that it does NOT happen with the traditional building tool chain? It's pretty likely that your makefile isn't doing any pre-compile steps to extend and enable the debugging of Cinema types in Xcode.
Best, Riccardo
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rsodre
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Posted: 2018 Apr 03 at 11:26am |
Hi Ricardo.
Ok, I did a proper test with both projects. A new clean one, based on the R19 sdk example, and the other that I compile with a makefile.
Both produced the exact same result: values are fine for Vector64, but zeroes for Vector32.
Code:
Vector32 v32(1,2,3); Vector64 v64(4,5,6); Matrix32 m32( Vector32(1,2,3), Vector32(11,22,33), Vector32(111,222,333), Vector32(1131,2232,3333) ); Matrix64 m64( Vector64(10,20,30), Vector64(110,220,330), Vector64(1110,2220,3330), Vector64(11310,22320,33330) );
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What I see with a breakpoint:
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knickknack
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Posted: 2018 Apr 17 at 12:58am |
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Hi rsodre, sorry for getting late here. Could you please share your sample projects?
Best, Riccardo
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