[debugging-the-compiler] Explain how one can use -R to set a breakpoint at a relative assembly offset. #30690
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…nt at a relative assembly offset. Specifically, lldb resolves the breakpoint normally and then adjusts the breakpoint address according to the value passed to -R. This is really useful with -n (function name) and -M (method name) breakpoints across multiple-runs of the debugger.
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Specifically, lldb resolves the breakpoint normally and then adjusts the
breakpoint address according to the value passed to -R. This is really useful
with -n (function name) and -M (method name) breakpoints across multiple-runs of
the debugger.