Even if my app were very buggy, this still wouldn't be a reason to hang GDB, so I was starting to suspect that it may be a GDB issue. I discovered that if I moved my breakpoints the problem would disappear.
For example in the screenshot below, if I set the breakpoint anywhere on the lines 30-34 the problem appears, if I set it to line 36 the problem goes away.
While I don't know the root cause of this, a workaround is to move your breakpoint past the trouble zone.
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Although I'm aware of this problem, I tended to ignore it by relaunching debugger session. But today I had a chance to figure out the reason and a solution.
I guess that you found a solution already, because this post is written in 2010.
But just in case, I would like to write the solution here.
If you use Xcode 3.x. unselect Run->Variables View->Use Formatters
I use Xcode 4 at home, but here at work I have Xcode 3. but solution will be same although the menu item can be somewhere else if any.
:)
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