labath wrote: The test does look like it could be easily broken or invalidated by a change in how the compiler emits debug info. There probably is a better way to test this, but I'm not quite sure on what exactly is it that you're trying to do. Is it the following: - we do an step-over, which lands us at an instruction, which happens to be the first instruction of an inlined function - lldb report the location as one in the outer function (because it know we weren't trying to step in) - lldb-dap takes the PC value and resolves it to a function/block on its own. This returns the inlined function (because the resolving function tries to be as accurate as possible)
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