Saagar Jha
Saagar Jha
Yeah, we do. `swimat -r` or `find . -name *.swift | xargs swimat` might be helpful.
The former or the latter? I am fairly sure the second one should work since it's not our code doing path traversal…
Sure, I think adding a section describing command-line usage would probably be helpful; I'll write one.
My understanding of this issue is that LLDB creates mappings in the target process when trying to evaluate an expression, which makes Rosetta upset (you'll see similar behavior if you...
Oh, I was mostly commenting in general terms–basically, recommending you use commands like `register read` and such that don't evaluate expressions. Unfortunately the `watchpoint` command does, so I wasn't able...
I still haven't figured out how to get breakpoints to work, because the exception server messes with them. I'll ask around to see if anyone else has figured it out.
Alternatively, you could dump the shared cache and save the link graph, as I expect this to only be a problem if an app links a system framework that transitively...
You can use something like https://github.com/saagarjha/dyld-shared-cache-big-sur to grab all the files and they read the dependencies from everything.
Large for the top level title, collapse for sublevels.
This is what Settings does, and I consider it to be the authoritative source for how table views should be styled :P