What's up with terminal.app
Asked on 2024-07-30
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It seems there isn't specific information about Terminal.app in the provided context. However, there are some relevant details about using the terminal in the context of Swift development and debugging:
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Swift Development:
- In the session "What’s new in Swift", there is a demonstration of using terminal windows to build and deploy a Swift package on macOS and a Linux server. This involves using commands like
swift buildand managing OpenSSH connections.
- In the session "What’s new in Swift", there is a demonstration of using terminal windows to build and deploy a Swift package on macOS and a Linux server. This involves using commands like
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Debugging with LLDB:
- The session "Run, Break, Inspect: Explore effective debugging in LLDB" covers effective debugging techniques using LLDB, which can be run from the terminal. This includes using the
pcommand for inspecting variables and evaluating expressions.
- The session "Run, Break, Inspect: Explore effective debugging in LLDB" covers effective debugging techniques using LLDB, which can be run from the terminal. This includes using the
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Core Spotlight:
- In the session "Support semantic search with Core Spotlight", there is a mention of using the terminal app to run the
mdutiltool for debugging purposes.
- In the session "Support semantic search with Core Spotlight", there is a mention of using the terminal app to run the
If you have more specific questions about Terminal.app or need details on a particular aspect, feel free to ask!
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