Creating one-shot breakpoints in lldb

To create one-shot breakpoints in LLDB, you can use the tbreak command. This command allows you to set a temporary breakpoint that will cause the program to stop only once at the specified location. This is particularly useful when you want to pause execution at a specific point without having the breakpoint trigger multiple times.

For more detailed information on using breakpoints in LLDB, you can refer to the session titled "Run, Break, Inspect: Explore effective debugging in LLDB" from WWDC 2024. The session covers various aspects of debugging with LLDB, including setting and modifying breakpoints, using breakpoint actions, and handling high-firing breakpoints.

If you are interested in learning more about breakpoint actions and how to create temporary breakpoints, you can start watching the session at the chapter on Breakpoint actions.