The current command did not store the output.
I used tail -n 1 to get the number from lldb, and awk to remove the (int).
Additionally, I check if the file exists, if not, I create a first line with the column names.
This way it is easier to read the file with the most common libraries
The current command did not store the output. I used tail -n 1 to get the number from lldb, and awk to remove the
(int)
.Additionally, I check if the file exists, if not, I create a first line with the column names. This way it is easier to read the file with the most common libraries