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>DotNet Core debugger is proprietary . You can only debug apps within Microsoft environment according to their license. People keep bringing this up as if it's
by Dayshine 8y ago
>DotNet Core debugger is proprietary . You can only debug apps within Microsoft environment according to their license.
People keep bringing this up as if it's some evil plan, not a legacy problem.
The debugger is based on Visual Studio's closed source debugger. Visual Studio is a major paid product. It's not simple to just extract an integral feature from a paid product.
- gmueckl 8y ago> It's not simple to just extract an integral feature from a paid product. Why? This isn't a technical challenge. As far as I know, the actual debugging engines are pretty isolated modules with some alternative interfaces already available (e.g. cdb). So where do you see the real challenge?
- Dayshine 8y agoNo, it's not a technical challenge. It's a business issue. You know, the whole Visual Studio makes us a lot of money can we really afford to just open license its main feature?