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Is there a way to do a “po” or print object by the object’s id/memory location? For instance if I have an object with id: 0xee63d60 can I show what is in that object? I know I can use:
(gdb) info malloc-history 0xee63d60
to get the StackTrace, which is very helpful but I would love to see what is in that object or even what it’s name is.
(lldb) po 0xee63d60works for me.