I'm untangling spaghetti code and as an exercise I'm walking through the application from its launch, breaking on applicationDidFinishLaunching and stepping over and into.

When this first method returns I then break into assembly. Knowing when to step over and when to step into is a real pain. I want the debugger to pause on all the symbolicated code (i.e. code I can see in Xcode – maybe this is called 'user' code? Basically, non framework/library code.), but I don't care about Apple's internal methods.

I'm looking for the practical equivalent of setting a breakpoint on the first line (or every line) of every method and function that I (or my predecessor) has written.

Is there some LLDB voodoo that will do this?

ios objective-c xcode debugging lldb
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