Crash on Odin generated exe when trying to click anything in the function window

[DerTee]

What happened?

Actual behaviour: When choosing an Odin executable to debug and in the function window: Crash when clicking "Break on function entry" or "Sample whole function" or "{}" or "Sample function input/output..." so basically any button.

Expected behaviour: Well, not crash, like with C compiled projects.

System/app details

Exe compiled with Odin odin version dev-2024-04:aab122ede

sys_info: WhiteBox version - 2024-07-16 WhiteBox commit - 69a84b94717d0812ea9f22a4cd06178202bc1769 Assert level - 1 Debug info - false OS - Windows 10 Home x64 (10.0.22631) Service pack - (0.0) CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 2600 Six-Core Processor
Logical cores - 12 CPU revision - 0x802 RAM - 16.0 GiB Address space - 128.0 TiB

How to reproduce the error

Steps to reproduce:

1. Compile super simple Hello-World-Type executable with Odin via odin build . -debug
2. D:\apps\whitebox\whitebox_nightly-2024-07-16> whitebox.exe
3. Menu > Run > Choose executable via button / paste path, makes no difference
4. In Functions Window click on Button "Break on function entry" of any function -> pause (obviously generating the crash dump)
5. Crash

Does the error happen consistently with the above steps? Always

Minimal reproducible code example:

package simple
import "core:fmt"

main :: proc() {
    fmt.println("Hellope!")
}

Crash/log attachments & additional info

• [X] crash dump file whitebox-2024-07-18-22-52-06.dmp.gz
• [ ] whitebox-log.txt file

Any additional information/comments: I get crashes basically anytime I do anything with odin executables, except on rare occasions. Sadly, I can't pinpoint what those rare occasions are. I think loading a C project in my editor, doing something there, then switching to debugging an odin executable does something to make things more stable, but I'm not sure. If I find out on my own, I'll comment/edit.

[azmr]

Thanks for the report, I'll take a look

[azmr]

Fixed in e6dcf13c - it was just a minor oversight from a large refactor. That should be out in a "nightly" today.