I'm using lldb as a standalone debugger in OSX. I'm trying to debug a C executable, using a text file as input, by way of a redirect. The lldb documentation specifies the following command for changing stdin to a given file:
process launch -i <file>
Using this command, lldb seems to ignore the specified file, instead waiting for keyboard input.
Is this intended behavior? If so; what do I need to do to actually get the process to operate on my wanted input file?
tl;dr: How do I get lldb to imitate a standard terminal execution with a redirect like:
./executable < <file>
I got it to work as follows:
lldb <executable>
(lldb) settings set target.input-path <file>
(lldb) process launch
It solves my problem, but I don't really have an explanation for why the method in my question doesn't work.