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I don't want to beta-test the LLDB debugger for Apple. How can I make XCode stop nagging me to upgrade the debugger? Seeing that warning exclamation point every time I build is rather irritating.

Emile Cormier
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  • It may be annoying, but at least it allows you to build and run. Besides, what's so bad about the latest LLDB that you don't want to use it? – CodaFi Jun 05 '12 at 20:35
  • @CodaFi: See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9707883/gdb-vs-lldb-debuggers. Also, when I tried LLDB, it would crash upon hitting a breakpoint. – Emile Cormier Jun 05 '12 at 20:42
  • You mean Xcode would crash, or the app? – CodaFi Jun 05 '12 at 20:44
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    Oh, I see. As far as I know this is a "bug" in Xcode, and there arent any linker flags to fix it! – CodaFi Jun 05 '12 at 20:52
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    I'd love to love LLDB. I've tried to love it. I never thought a debugger could get more lost than gdb, but LLDB has topped it. When you throw C++ code at it, LLDB just seems to cry. gdb gets confused in ObjC++, but at least it can handle C++ pretty well. Even in the ObjC code, LLDB often tells me that an object has no description. I'm totally with Emile here. I hate gdb, and I want to love LLDB. Some day I'm sure that will be true, but not today. – Rob Napier Jun 06 '12 at 00:20
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    And what's bugging me silly is that even though I accept Xcode's warning and allow it to change to LLDB, when I restart Xcode and re-open my project, the warning is STILL THERE. I've been working for weeks without being able to get rid of this annoying warning no matter what I do. – Julian Jul 17 '12 at 23:02

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According to CodaFi's comment above, there's currently no way to disable that warning.

Emile Cormier
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