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If you just look at the call stack, you can use the LLDB function.
When you hit a breakpoint in your code and then run to the breakpoint, you go into lldb mode and a small window appears underneath XCode.
LLDB support a lot of commands, you can enter in the debugging window to help at the cursor, you can also help XXX (Sub-command collection)
For example, the following:
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The thread Info command can view information about the current breakpoint thread, and if you add a numeric parameter that represents the information for viewing a thread number
Thread BackTrace can view the call stack.
As for the data information on the current run stack, you can open the output of the Debug window, mark the portion of the red circle, and the ban La blank window on the left will display the data information.
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More advanced usage is using the Instruments provided by XCode, which is very complex and very useful, and can look at Apple's official documentation.
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