i.e. without Xcode, how can I see the Swift interface to a C header that’s been supplied by module map?
Thanks in advance!
Tom
i.e. without Xcode, how can I see the Swift interface to a C header that’s been supplied by module map?
Thanks in advance!
Tom
Followup:
A pretty good sort of workaround is to debug an execution context, from which you can use the type lookup command in lldb.
So for instance:
Foo/main.swift:
import CHiRedis
print(“Hello”)
`swift build && lldb .build/debug/Foo`
In LLDB, set a breakpoint:
`b -f main.swift -l 2`
then run til you hit it:
`run`
and finally:
`type lookup redisReply`.
On 21 Dec 2015, at 21:19, swizzlr <me@swizzlr.co> wrote:
i.e. without Xcode, how can I see the Swift interface to a C header that’s been supplied by module map?
Thanks in advance!
Tom