[emp]

“Stepping through code a line at a time” is a rather narrow definition of using a debugger. Setting a logging breakpoint. Conditionally breaking. Introspection by calling functions while the program is paused. Testing assumptions by calling functions. Conditionally pausing the program. Setting a breakpoint in code and then calling functions to activate the code path to the breakpoint. This is the core of what lldb does for me. I agree, single stepping is rare and is like looking for the needle in the haystack. But are all these other aspects not assumed to be using the debugger?