November 2013
Intermediate to advanced
576 pages
19h 3m
English
Like most modern IDEs, Xcode has a debugger built into it—in fact, two debuggers, lldb and gdb. Computers execute code very quickly, so quickly that it is nearly impossible to see all the steps as they are happening. This is where a debugger comes in handy; it enables the developer to slow down the execution of code and inspect elements as they change. The debug view might initially be hidden, but it can be accessed with the center view button, as shown in Figure 25.2. The debugger is available only when an app is being executed from within Xcode.
Figure 25.2 Accessing the debugging area in Xcode is done through the ...
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