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Re: Xcode debug follow fork
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Re: Xcode debug follow fork


  • Subject: Re: Xcode debug follow fork
  • From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2008 22:54:25 -0700

Dee Ayy wrote:

I run my_app built in Xcode by invoking as follows from the terminal
(Terminal.app):
cat my_pipe | ./my_app

Is there a reason for using a pipe and a cat?

Unless I'm missing something, that's nearly equivalent to:
  ./my_app <my_pipe

The latter would not require any debug follow fork magic.

Stupid cat tricks:
  grep xyzzy foo
  cat foo | grep xyzzy
  cat foo | cat | grep xyzzy
  cat foo | cat | cat | grep xyzzy
  cat foo | cat | tee /dev/null | cat | grep xyzzy

  -- GG

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