Understanding LLDB print commands for iOS debugging with Xcode
LLDB is a powerful tool for exploring and debugging iOS applications at runtime. By setting breakpoints at different locations in our code, the debugger temporarily stops executing the app when it hits a breakpoint. When our app pauses at a breakpoint, we can either use Xcode's variable viewer or LLDB commands to inspect variables in the console. To be able to do that, the LLDB debugger provides t
GDB and LLDB Command Examples
GDB and LLDB Command ExamplesThe tables in this chapter list commonly used GDB commands and present equivalent LLDB commands and alternative forms. Also listed are the built-in GDB compatibility aliases in LLDB. Notice that full LLDB command names can be matched by unique short forms, which can be used instead. For example, instead of breakpoint set, br se can be used. Execution Commands
LLDB Cheat Sheet
lldb_cheat_sheet.md LLDB Cheat Sheet A complete gdb to lldb command map. Print out Print object (lldb) po responseObject (lldb) po [responseObject objectForKey@"state"] p - Print primitive type Breakpoints List breakpoints br l br delete - Delete breakpoint (lldb) br delete 1 br e - Enable breakpoint br di - Disable breakpoint b - Add breakpoint (lldb) b MyViewController.m:30 br set - Add symbolic
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Adding Swift Code as Custom LLDB Command - Swift Senpai
