Difference between revisions of "LLDB Commands"

Revision as of 13:07, 23 September 2020

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Key Sequence	Purpose
`process` `launch` `--stop-at-entry`	Launch the executable in the debugger and then immediately halt
`process` `launch` `--` `arguments`	Launch the executable in the debugger with the specified arguments
`thread` `step-in` Alternative: `step` Alternative: `s`	Source level single step, stepping into calls.
`thread` `step-over` Alternative: `next` Alternative: `n`	Source level single step, stepping over calls.

Key Sequence	Purpose
`breakpoint` `set` `--name` `function_name`	Set a breakpoint on the function named function_name
`breakpoint` `set` `--file` `file_name` `--line` `line_number`	Set a breakpoint in the file named file_name at line number line_number

disassemble --frame –mixed

memory read --size 4 --format x --count 4 0x00007fffffffdb64

register read

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 | {{Command|process}} {{Command|launch}} {{Command|--stop-at-entry}}
-| Launch the process and then immediately halt
+| Launch the executable in the debugger and then immediately halt
 |-
 | {{Command|process}} {{Command|launch}} {{Command|--}} {{CommandPlaceholder|arguments}}
-| Launch the process with the specified arguments
+| Launch the executable in the debugger with the specified arguments
 |-
-| {{Command|step}}
+| {{Command|thread}} {{Command|step-in}} <br/>
-| Source-level single-step, stepping into calls
+Alternative:  {{Command|step}} <br/>
+Alternative: {{Command|s}}
+|  Source level single step, stepping into calls.
+|-
+| {{Command|thread}} {{Command|step-over}} <br/>
+Alternative:  {{Command|next}} <br/>
+Alternative: {{Command|n}}
+| Source level single step, stepping over calls.
 |}