Ok, I will file a bug.
Thank you for your help and your explanations.
Christian
On 22.01.15 02:46, jing...@apple.com wrote:
>
>> On Jan 21, 2015, at 5:06 PM, Christian Mayer wrote:
>>
>> So with the current version of LLDB the source-before-file is worthless
>> for debugging a shared library?
> On Jan 21, 2015, at 5:06 PM, Christian Mayer wrote:
>
> So with the current version of LLDB the source-before-file is worthless
> for debugging a shared library? So this is acctually not a bug?
Two things here. First of all, up till very recently lldb didn't support
setting breakpoints befo
So with the current version of LLDB the source-before-file is worthless
for debugging a shared library? So this is acctually not a bug?
Is there a workaround to debug a shared library with the current version
of LLDB? Setting all breakpoints manually for each start is too much
work. If you must se
I didn't notice you were stopping early in dyld_start. lldb doesn't try to
resolve any breakpoints that haven't currently been resolved that early on,
since it knows the world is going to change out from under it, so for 99.999%
of all breakpoints that work will be wasted. If you set breakpoin
On 21.01.15 19:45, jing...@apple.com wrote:
> When I add a breakpoint like this then before I run the program it is not
> resolved, but then when I run it does get resolved and hit. For instance:
>
> > cat /tmp/address-bkpt.lldb
> break set -a 0x7fff9223f050
> > lldb Sketch.app/ -S /tmp/a
When I add a breakpoint like this then before I run the program it is not
resolved, but then when I run it does get resolved and hit. For instance:
> cat /tmp/address-bkpt.lldb
break set -a 0x7fff9223f050
> lldb Sketch.app/ -S /tmp/address-bkpt.lldb
(lldb) command source -s 1 '/tmp/addre
Hi list,
I have a file `lldb.txt` with LLDB commands:
target create PATH/TO/BINARY
br s -a 0x7fff5fc01031
process launch --stop-at-entry
So I can start debugging a program with `lldb -S lldb.txt`. After launch
the debugger stops at 0x7fff5fc01000 (under Mac OS X 10.10) in dyld. As you
can see I
