Reputation: 6250
I am adding a breakpoint in lldb like so:
(lldb) breakpoint set -s MyApp --func-regex .
(lldb) breakpoint command add 1
Enter your debugger command(s). Type 'DONE' to end.
> p __PRETTY_FUNCTION__
> continue
> DONE
(lldb) process attach --name MyApp --waitfor
(lldb) continue
My goal is to print each of the methods called in the my app. The results looks like:
(lldb) p __PRETTY_FUNCTION__
(const char [26]) $0 = "void $__lldb_expr(void *)"
(lldb) continue
Process 96238 resuming
Command #1 'continue' continued the target.
(lldb) p __PRETTY_FUNCTION__
(const char [47]) $1 = "-[AppDelegate($__lldb_category) $__lldb_expr:]"
(lldb) continue
Process 96238 resuming
Command #1 'continue' continued the target.
(lldb) p __PRETTY_FUNCTION__
(const char [47]) $2 = "-[AppDelegate($__lldb_category) $__lldb_expr:]"
(lldb) continue
Process 96238 resuming
Command #1 'continue' continued the target.
(lldb) p __PRETTY_FUNCTION__
(const char [47]) $3 = "-[AppDelegate($__lldb_category) $__lldb_expr:]"
(lldb) continue
Process 96238 resuming
Command #1 'continue' continued the target.
(lldb) p __PRETTY_FUNCTION__
(const char [47]) $4 = "-[AppDelegate($__lldb_category) $__lldb_expr:]"
(lldb) continue
The question is how do I remove the $__lldb_category
and the $__lldb_expr:
with the actual values of the method name and it's selectors?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1563
Reputation: 27203
I would use lldb commands to print this information, for instance:
(lldb) frame info
frame #0: 0x0000000100018dc7 Sketch`main(argc=1, argv=0x00007fff5fbff628) + 55 at SKTMain.m:17
would do what you want I think. If you want more or less info, you can also tailor the output of frame info as described here:
http://lldb.llvm.org/formats.html
Upvotes: 1