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A problem occurs when I use VSCode to debug clickhouse compiled from source code: Could not resolve any locations for breakpoint at ~/ClickHouse/programs/local/LocalServer.cpp:480, but found a valid ...
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In LLDB, the step command steps over a whole asm{} block as a single "statement". Is there a way to make it treat each instruction separately so you don't have to use si to step ...
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I'm trying to debug an executable, that I manually built with clang, with lldb on MacOS host (ssh'd into) machine, through ssh. However, when I run it I get: (lldb) error: process exited with status -...
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I am porting an app to macOS that takes over keyboard focus. It is seg faulting and I have no problems attaching lldb and running the program until it hits a breakpoint before entering the function ...
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I am using rust-lldb to explore function item & function pointer in Rust. The code is very simple: // src/main.rs #[inline(never)] fn add(a: i32, b: i32) -> i32 { a + b } #[inline(never)] ...
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I have this example: class ViewController: UIViewController { override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() // Line where the breakpoint will be placed view....
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I’m trying to set up an OpenGL project using SDL2 in Visual Studio Code on macOS, but I’m running into two issues: SDL2 Libraries Not Found: Visual Studio Code can’t find the SDL2 libraries even ...
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When stepping through code with the debugger using 'Step Into,' Xcode steps into constructors, destructors, and assignment operators. This is especially frustrating when the routine is compiler-...
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I rely on lldb to fine-tune and study my code optimizations as an applied math instructor, and somehow, probably upgrading either macOS to 10.13.6, or the last compiler suite from Apple for that ...
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I've been trying to get lldb working recently and I ran across the issue of breakpoints not being able to find files. So I did a small test, wrote an empty main function and compiled it with MinGW g++ ...
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all. I am trying to set an environment for lldb in vscode. For example, on the terminal if I run my executable in lldb, I get the following: (base) cdwalke8@MSLAL0422100041 examples % lldb ./...
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I've created a very basic LLVM IR example for myself, to understand how source level debugging works. Given this made-up source code, in a file called blaha.txt: extern function puts(str: string): ...
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Hi currently Im using the latest version of buildroot 2024, the issue is even when they have support for some components of the LLVM-Project, they don't have the option to compile LLDB, so I worked a ...
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Consider the program: #include <stdio.h> #include <unistd.h> void example() { printf("Hello, world!\n"); } int main() { sleep(1); sleep(1); sleep(1); } The sleep(...
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I'm having some trouble using lldb, I want to set a breakpoint for a macho file at the start label and at a function called Function1. Ideally i'd like to list all the functions like in gdb with the '...
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suddenly lldb po command stopped working in XCode. When I'm trying to use it, it gives the following error: error: couldn't IRGen expression: Clang importer error error: /Users/User/Git/Project/Pods/...
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Is it possible to write an LLDB extension in Python which provides a function which can be used in expressions at the LLDB command-line, similar to this for GDB? I've searched the LLDB Python API ...
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Since I updated my Mac with a M3 Pro to Sonoma 14.4 this spring I'm facing different issues with the "libmysqlclient.20.dylib". The first issue I faced was that my program wasn't running at ...
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While debugging some library called c-ares which send multiple dns requests for efficiency. I was trying to verify that it properly loaded the correct dns server by printing the network binary ...
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I have an app that links ARKit. Recently and totally randomly my ability to po ...some code... is gone with the following error: error: couldn't IRGen expression: Clang importer error error: /...
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I am a beginner and I want to build LLVM, clang and Libfuzzer from source. So I run the cmake command cmake -S llvm -B build -G Ninja \ -DLLVM_ENABLE_PROJECTS="clang;lldb" \ -...
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I have a bigger project using enums with structs inside them and I have problem with vscode debugger not being able to display anything. I wrote simple test program to demonstrate the issue. Is there ...
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I am currently trying to debug a problem in a Java program that at some point jumps into a JNI function and never returns from it. So to debug this JNI code I want to attach LLDB. The problem is that ...
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In .lldbinit it is possible to use a '~' for home path expansion for certain commands such as command script import For example, command script import ~/MyScripts/foo.py is perfectly acceptable. This ...
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I can't get llbm to run on my (2020 Intel) Macbook (with updated command line tools). I create a file test.c containing: #include <stdio.h> int main(){ printf("hello world\n"); } ...
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