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When debugging programs in Xcode 3, I often used the Memory Browser in a seperate window to view the contents of a buffer change while I step through the lines of code.
As I now started using Xcode 4, I wonder how to open a Memory Browser. I can’t find anything like that in the UI. Can anybody provide help?
Select Product > Debug > View Memory while debugging or press Shift-Cmd-M. This will display the memory browser and add an entry for ‘Memory’ into the Debug navigator:
You can also right-click on a variable in the Debug panel and select View Memory of “*<variable name>” to jump straight to displaying memory for that variable.