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From the toolbar: Keychain Access > Certificate Assistant > Create a Certificate. In Keychains list on the left, right-click on the System item and select Unlock Keychain "System". Launch Keychain: Applications > Utilities > Keychain Access. I copied these steps from the Internet for your convenience.Īs an app developer I do have my own Apple certificate and have no need for a self-signed CERT. Optional: Generate a certificate for signing GDB. You will probably need to do a Clean Build for your project before GDB works properly with Lazarus. Do not forget to change your Lazarus settings You can verify if signing went OK with: codesign -verify -verbose /usr/local/bin/gdb Make sure "user/local/bin/gdb" matches the path of your GDB (see the "which" command) Replace "S4F99MAJG8" with your certificate or gbd-cert if you self-signed a cert. sign the GDB binary (in the directory where you just created the gdb-entitlements.xml file): codesign -entitlements gdb-entitlements.xml -fs "S4F99MAJG8" /usr/local/bin/gdb

(the path on your system may be different) determine where GDB is located with the "which" statement: $ which gdb gdb-entitlement.xml) with this content: Ĭom.allow-unsigned-executable-memoryĬom.allow-dyld-environment-variablesĬom.disable-library-validationĬom.disable-executable-page-protection (at the end of this post: how to create yoru self-signed certificate if needed)

You can confirm it with being available with: gdb -version (in my case with: sudo rm /usr/local/bin/gdb) brew install gdb Note: if you have an old version of GDB consider renaming or deleting it. Install Brew (this takes a bit): /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL )" So how do we install GDB (doing this Feb 2023, macOS Monterey 12.6.2, with XCode and XCode Commandline tools installed - according to "Brew" it should work with Ventura as well).ġ.

Not to mention some reports I had seen for debugging limitations of LLDB. on my Intel Mac Pro (2013 Trashcan, 12 core, 64Gb RAM!) LLDB delays the startup by around 30 seconds when ever I want to do some debugging, and as you can imagine this is quite annoying. Especially for Apple Silicon Mac's you'd probably want to use LLDB as it seems GDB does not support Apple Silicon. A lot has changed since Apple dropped GDB support in favor of LLDB, and some devs on the Lazarus team have done great effort to make LLDB work, and it does.