# To watch a specific memory address in LLDB, you can use the watchpoint set expression command followed by the memory address.
# For example, if you want to watch the memory address of the first element in the bytes array, you can use the following command in the LLDB console:
watchpoint set expression &bytes[0]
#Yes, you can set a watchpoint on a specific memory address using a literal value in LLDB. However, you should be very careful when doing this, as incorrect usage can lead to undefined behavior or crashes.
#Here's how you can do it:
watchpoint set expression -- (uint32_t*)0x12345678
#list watchpoint
watchpoint list
# verbose option
watchpoint list -v
#delete watchpoint
watchpoint delete 1
# delete all
watchpoint delete
- Examine memory:
memory read --size 4 --format x --count 1 0x12345678
frame variable variable_name
p variable_name
# Add a new format for uint that displays in binary
type format add --format binary uint
# Print the variable in the new format
p variable_name