When debugging a project after setting a breakpoint in Xcode, I will start going through my code, and then I will encounter disassembled code from what I assume - these are calls to various structures that do not have source code. (Is this a correct assumption?) Is there a way (perhaps through setting up a project that I have not yet found) to suppress the display of this assembly code and do not need to step, although it is only a step, although the source code that I implemented ?
I see that I can click on the “continue program execution” icon, but I'm not sure if this is the best way to execute this. At this stage of my development, experience, step by step, to better understand code execution and the ability to check data values, is very valuable, but step by step code building ... not so much.
I am using Xcode 4 GM, but I also came across this in Xcode 3.x.
larick
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