[lldb-dev] Programmatically set breakpoint in C++ code

[Richard Mitton]

     __asm volatile ("int3");

Should work on any debugger, not just lldb.
Also on Windows, you should generally use __debugbreak() instead of 
DebugBreak, as the latter is a kernel-level call, whereas you generally 
want a user-level breakpoint. The difference is that the user breakpoint 
gives a nicer callstack.

Richard Mitton
richard at codersnotes.com

On 03/15/2014 05:59 AM, Deepankar Sharma wrote:
> Is there a way that I can programmatically hit a breakpoint in my C++ 
> code. I am looking for the lldb equivalent of the DebugBreak function 
> on windows.
>
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