Flutterby™! : Okay

Okay

2024-11-15 18:45:02.624229+01 by Dan Lyke 2 comments

Okay, I'm gonna restart XCode, give the debugger one more chance to behave, but I'm about ready to try to figure out where the stupid binary it is and just use lldb directly. Argh.

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#Comment Re: Okay made: 2024-11-15 15:18:30.761242+01 by: markd [edit history]

Mac? Application.app/Contents/MacOS/Application

If you can't find the app bundle, run it, right/control-click in the dock and Options -> Show in Finder . mine end up in derived data. e.g. ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Borkle- fskjrjwovinpgvewgqbxjenqviyv/Build/Products/Debug/Borkle.app

#Comment Re: Okay made: 2024-11-18 17:27:25.999104+01 by: Dan Lyke

Yeah, I've found it for SquareDesk, which I compile and run from the command line using CMake, and I use command-line lldb there. It's just amazing how crappy XCode is at this sometimes...

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