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I an trying to find out how to debug iphone program without using xcode by reading here but I cannot get it to work



I managed to change my Xcode setting (Xcode 10) so that the .app file that gets created after build is now inside a folder within my project folder. This makes it easier to get the path to the .app file for lldb, and I can load the app file in lldb using something like



$ lldb /Projects/Sketch/build/Debug/Sketch.app


but I am not sure what to do from here onwards. I tried process launch and run, but they don't seem to start the .app file in debug mode like Xcode does. What should I do to start debugging iphone project outside Xcode?



The things I specifically want to do:




  • put breakpoints at particular lines of the .m files (in the same way I would click on the line number in a running iphone program in Xcode to put a breakpoint there)


  • while at a debug point, display values in arrays using matplotlib (this is the main reason I am trying to run lldb outside of Xcode, as it looks like matplotlib doesn't work in the lldb console in Xcode)


  • single step, step over and step out in the C code











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  • Have you seen stackoverflow.com/a/10112466/5329717 ? And I'd start with verifying if matplotlib would work with raw lldb on some simple MaOS "helloWorld" in C as it will be much easier to setup.
    – Kamil.S
    Nov 22 at 10:30












  • @Kamil haden't seen that thanks for the link. And if I only start lldb on terminal (not attaching to anything) then matplotlib definitely works, so I guess it should work while debugging a program as well. By reading around questions on the site I have got the idea that matplotlib doesn't work if lldb is being used from within the xcode console, but should work otherwise
    – user13267
    Nov 22 at 11:05












  • perhaps capturing stdout and / or stderr output from the Simulator outside of XCode (but while still using it) would suffice for your case stackoverflow.com/questions/10165641/…
    – Kamil.S
    Nov 22 at 11:23












  • @Kamil I'll be working on an iphone not the simulator, but may be those posts will give some clue on how to do it
    – user13267
    Nov 22 at 11:35















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I an trying to find out how to debug iphone program without using xcode by reading here but I cannot get it to work



I managed to change my Xcode setting (Xcode 10) so that the .app file that gets created after build is now inside a folder within my project folder. This makes it easier to get the path to the .app file for lldb, and I can load the app file in lldb using something like



$ lldb /Projects/Sketch/build/Debug/Sketch.app


but I am not sure what to do from here onwards. I tried process launch and run, but they don't seem to start the .app file in debug mode like Xcode does. What should I do to start debugging iphone project outside Xcode?



The things I specifically want to do:




  • put breakpoints at particular lines of the .m files (in the same way I would click on the line number in a running iphone program in Xcode to put a breakpoint there)


  • while at a debug point, display values in arrays using matplotlib (this is the main reason I am trying to run lldb outside of Xcode, as it looks like matplotlib doesn't work in the lldb console in Xcode)


  • single step, step over and step out in the C code











share|improve this question






















  • Have you seen stackoverflow.com/a/10112466/5329717 ? And I'd start with verifying if matplotlib would work with raw lldb on some simple MaOS "helloWorld" in C as it will be much easier to setup.
    – Kamil.S
    Nov 22 at 10:30












  • @Kamil haden't seen that thanks for the link. And if I only start lldb on terminal (not attaching to anything) then matplotlib definitely works, so I guess it should work while debugging a program as well. By reading around questions on the site I have got the idea that matplotlib doesn't work if lldb is being used from within the xcode console, but should work otherwise
    – user13267
    Nov 22 at 11:05












  • perhaps capturing stdout and / or stderr output from the Simulator outside of XCode (but while still using it) would suffice for your case stackoverflow.com/questions/10165641/…
    – Kamil.S
    Nov 22 at 11:23












  • @Kamil I'll be working on an iphone not the simulator, but may be those posts will give some clue on how to do it
    – user13267
    Nov 22 at 11:35













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I an trying to find out how to debug iphone program without using xcode by reading here but I cannot get it to work



I managed to change my Xcode setting (Xcode 10) so that the .app file that gets created after build is now inside a folder within my project folder. This makes it easier to get the path to the .app file for lldb, and I can load the app file in lldb using something like



$ lldb /Projects/Sketch/build/Debug/Sketch.app


but I am not sure what to do from here onwards. I tried process launch and run, but they don't seem to start the .app file in debug mode like Xcode does. What should I do to start debugging iphone project outside Xcode?



The things I specifically want to do:




  • put breakpoints at particular lines of the .m files (in the same way I would click on the line number in a running iphone program in Xcode to put a breakpoint there)


  • while at a debug point, display values in arrays using matplotlib (this is the main reason I am trying to run lldb outside of Xcode, as it looks like matplotlib doesn't work in the lldb console in Xcode)


  • single step, step over and step out in the C code











share|improve this question













I an trying to find out how to debug iphone program without using xcode by reading here but I cannot get it to work



I managed to change my Xcode setting (Xcode 10) so that the .app file that gets created after build is now inside a folder within my project folder. This makes it easier to get the path to the .app file for lldb, and I can load the app file in lldb using something like



$ lldb /Projects/Sketch/build/Debug/Sketch.app


but I am not sure what to do from here onwards. I tried process launch and run, but they don't seem to start the .app file in debug mode like Xcode does. What should I do to start debugging iphone project outside Xcode?



The things I specifically want to do:




  • put breakpoints at particular lines of the .m files (in the same way I would click on the line number in a running iphone program in Xcode to put a breakpoint there)


  • while at a debug point, display values in arrays using matplotlib (this is the main reason I am trying to run lldb outside of Xcode, as it looks like matplotlib doesn't work in the lldb console in Xcode)


  • single step, step over and step out in the C code








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  • Have you seen stackoverflow.com/a/10112466/5329717 ? And I'd start with verifying if matplotlib would work with raw lldb on some simple MaOS "helloWorld" in C as it will be much easier to setup.
    – Kamil.S
    Nov 22 at 10:30












  • @Kamil haden't seen that thanks for the link. And if I only start lldb on terminal (not attaching to anything) then matplotlib definitely works, so I guess it should work while debugging a program as well. By reading around questions on the site I have got the idea that matplotlib doesn't work if lldb is being used from within the xcode console, but should work otherwise
    – user13267
    Nov 22 at 11:05












  • perhaps capturing stdout and / or stderr output from the Simulator outside of XCode (but while still using it) would suffice for your case stackoverflow.com/questions/10165641/…
    – Kamil.S
    Nov 22 at 11:23












  • @Kamil I'll be working on an iphone not the simulator, but may be those posts will give some clue on how to do it
    – user13267
    Nov 22 at 11:35


















  • Have you seen stackoverflow.com/a/10112466/5329717 ? And I'd start with verifying if matplotlib would work with raw lldb on some simple MaOS "helloWorld" in C as it will be much easier to setup.
    – Kamil.S
    Nov 22 at 10:30












  • @Kamil haden't seen that thanks for the link. And if I only start lldb on terminal (not attaching to anything) then matplotlib definitely works, so I guess it should work while debugging a program as well. By reading around questions on the site I have got the idea that matplotlib doesn't work if lldb is being used from within the xcode console, but should work otherwise
    – user13267
    Nov 22 at 11:05












  • perhaps capturing stdout and / or stderr output from the Simulator outside of XCode (but while still using it) would suffice for your case stackoverflow.com/questions/10165641/…
    – Kamil.S
    Nov 22 at 11:23












  • @Kamil I'll be working on an iphone not the simulator, but may be those posts will give some clue on how to do it
    – user13267
    Nov 22 at 11:35
















Have you seen stackoverflow.com/a/10112466/5329717 ? And I'd start with verifying if matplotlib would work with raw lldb on some simple MaOS "helloWorld" in C as it will be much easier to setup.
– Kamil.S
Nov 22 at 10:30






Have you seen stackoverflow.com/a/10112466/5329717 ? And I'd start with verifying if matplotlib would work with raw lldb on some simple MaOS "helloWorld" in C as it will be much easier to setup.
– Kamil.S
Nov 22 at 10:30














@Kamil haden't seen that thanks for the link. And if I only start lldb on terminal (not attaching to anything) then matplotlib definitely works, so I guess it should work while debugging a program as well. By reading around questions on the site I have got the idea that matplotlib doesn't work if lldb is being used from within the xcode console, but should work otherwise
– user13267
Nov 22 at 11:05






@Kamil haden't seen that thanks for the link. And if I only start lldb on terminal (not attaching to anything) then matplotlib definitely works, so I guess it should work while debugging a program as well. By reading around questions on the site I have got the idea that matplotlib doesn't work if lldb is being used from within the xcode console, but should work otherwise
– user13267
Nov 22 at 11:05














perhaps capturing stdout and / or stderr output from the Simulator outside of XCode (but while still using it) would suffice for your case stackoverflow.com/questions/10165641/…
– Kamil.S
Nov 22 at 11:23






perhaps capturing stdout and / or stderr output from the Simulator outside of XCode (but while still using it) would suffice for your case stackoverflow.com/questions/10165641/…
– Kamil.S
Nov 22 at 11:23














@Kamil I'll be working on an iphone not the simulator, but may be those posts will give some clue on how to do it
– user13267
Nov 22 at 11:35




@Kamil I'll be working on an iphone not the simulator, but may be those posts will give some clue on how to do it
– user13267
Nov 22 at 11:35

















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