Hi all,
The following code fails when asking lldb to run the command "(lldb)
expr id"
int main() {
int id = 4;
return 0;
}
The reason is because lldb tries to evaluate the expression as Objective
C++, rather than C. And in Objective C++, "id" is a builtin type, and so
conflicts with our local variable.
I'm thinking the correct fix is to evaluate expressions in the language
of the current scope, but I just wanted to throw this out there and
check before I go off and try to fix it.
One possible problem of using the current scope's language is that if
you had a program that mixed languages (e.g. C++ and ObjC in different
files), you wouldn't be able to evaluate any ObjC expressions while you
were in a C++ function.
--
Richard Mitton
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