starting Xcode debugger from the command line, e.g. xdb, like xed...
starting Xcode debugger from the command line, e.g. xdb, like xed...
- Subject: starting Xcode debugger from the command line, e.g. xdb, like xed...
- From: Fons Rademakers <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 24 Jun 2010 15:00:04 +0200
- Keywords: CERN SpamKiller Note: -50
- Organization: CERN
Hi,
the Xcode debugger GUI is very convenient, much better then command
line gdb. However, to quickly debug an executable, we now have to make each
time a dummy xcode project, add the executable and set the path and env
vars before we can debug. Does there exists something like a command line
command xdb, like xed to start the xcode debugger gui. In principle this
could be done automatically when doing:
xdb buggyprog arg1 arg2...argn
where xdb could be a script that creates a xcodeproj and sets buggyprog as
executable, the current dir as run directory, the current active env vars
as variables and the arg1..argn as command arguments and then fires xcode
with the generated project. Does this exist? Could this be done?
Cheers, Fons.
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