In this book, the Kodeco team show how to use Apple's software debugger, LLDB, to find bugs faster, and discuss how other developers have solved problems similar to yours. The book also covers how to create custom debugging scripts to find the secrets behind any bit of code that piques your interest.
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Author: Kodeco team Publisher: Kodeco Date: July 2023 Pages: 575 ISBN: 978-1950325634 Print: 1950325636 Audience: Apple developers Level: Intermediate Category: Theory & Techniques
Topics covered:
- Master LLDB and learn about its extensive list of subcommands and options.
- Learn the low-level components available to help extract useful information from a program, from assembly calling conventions to exploring the process of dynamically-loaded frameworks.
- Use LLDB’s Python module to create powerful custom debugging commands to introspect and augment existing programs.
- Learn how to use DTrace, a dynamic tracing framework, and how to write D scripts to query anything you were ever curious about on your macOS machine.
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