Is it possible to set graphical breakpoints in assembly sources with
Xcode, or does one have to use gdb's command line?
I have a project with a .c driver and an assembly file (ending
with .nasm) and I can compile the project just fine, and set
breakpoints in the driver, but I can't set breakpoints in the
assembly file.
Am I missing something or is what I am trying to do not possible?
No, the nasm assembler does not generate any debug output, so no
symbols or lines in nasm files are available to the debugger as source
code.
You can set a symbolic breakpoint at the entry point to a nasm
function, then use the split-window view in the debugger to set
breakpoints in the binary code at the instruction level, but not in
the source.
Chris
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