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low level debugging

Low-level Debugging on iOS using lldb

WWDC16 Session 417 offered a lot of insight into low-level iOS app debugging applicable for both Objective-C and Swift codebase. In this blog post, we will go over some of the improvements offered by new lldb features and see how you can use them for your own personal or work-related

Xcode symbolic breakpoints - Break at method call

Xcode symbolic breakpoints - Break at method call

Today I am going to write about the big advanced debugging feature of LLDB. I am calling it advanced because I myself didn't know about it for a long time. It allows you to add a symbolic breakpoint which will halt the execution at a specific point so that you

Advanced debugging in iOS

Advanced debugging in iOS

Other day I was watching this excellent Session on Advanced debugging with Xcode and LLDB [https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2018/412/] presented at WWDC-2018. My post may be called as a gist of this talk, since this post summarizes the talk and all the examples mentioned in this

iOS - Autolayout and Resizing UILabel (iOS/Swift)

Last week I had weird issue while applying autolayout rules to UITableViewCell. TableViewCell has two components attached to it. 1. An UIImageView 2. Two variable length UILabels stacked vertically on the top of each other And I wanted tableView cells to look like this, Nice, isn't it? Let's look at

Debugging Autolayout issues in the Xcode

With the release of new iPhone devices in addition to older models iPhone4 and iPhone5, developers are forced to switch to autolayout instead of using manual frames to update the view layouts. As we extensively use autolayout, goof-ups are very much likely to happen. I always miss something or add