Provide line numbers on stack trace

Originator:jeff
Number:rdar://16629974 Date Originated:4/15/2014
Status:Open Resolved:No
Product:Developer Tools Product Version:Xcode 5.1.1
Classification:Feature (New) Reproducible:Not Applicable
 
.NET and JS provide references to the offending line number when a program crashes. Objective-C / LLDB on the other hand only gets as specific as a method name. This makes debugging much more difficult than it needs to be.

It looks like there are cryptic ways <http://stackoverflow.com/a/18135512> of determining the offending line of compiled(?) code, but that's very convoluted and a pain in the ass.

It would be a HUGE benefit to developers if LLDB could determine what line of uncompiled code is throwing fits.

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