问题
I'm having trouble finding much in the way of information about the new XCode layout. How can I view the disassembly of my source file, rather than just the C++ code?
回答1:
In Xcode 4.2 (and Xcode 5), you can see the assembly or disassembly for a file by:
- Showing the assistant editor (command+option+Enter is the default shortcut).
- In the JumpBar, select the tuxedo icon and select "Assembly" or "Disassembly" from the drop-down list.
You can view the Assembly for a file whether or not you're running the application. Disassembly is only available when the application is running and being debugged.
回答2:
Follow these simple steps inside of Xcode:
回答3:
You can also display disassembly by navigating to:
Debug->Debug Workflow->Show Disassembly while debugging.
This will display source and disassembly in the main window view.
回答4:
On Xcode 6 you can go to the menu "Debug -> Debug Workflow -> Always show disassembly".
回答5:
From what I read in a very thorough XCode 4 review (http://fireballed.org/linked/2011/03/09/xcode-pilkington/), the ability to show a file as assembly code is now gone in XCode 4. I guess you could always set a breakpoint in a method, and look at it disassembled in the debugger console with something like the "x/100i" command to treat print out the next 100 instructions in assembly, but that is a lot less convenient.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5280462/view-disassembly-in-xcode-4-or-xcode-5-or-xcode-6