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The chrome dev tools are right in there in vscode so you can take a look at what's executed. It's also hardly reverse engineering if the code is all there to lo
by mschuetz 8y ago
The chrome dev tools are right in there in vscode so you can take a look at what's executed. It's also hardly reverse engineering if the code is all there to look at, and even debuggable and modifyable at runtime. I fail to see any issues here.
- holtalanm 8y agogood luck debugging and modifying the c++ code via the chrome dev tools.
- smileybarry 8y agoYou wouldn't need to since VSCode is written entirely in JavaScript/TypeScript.
- true_religion 8y agoJust because something is written in Javascript, doesn't mean it doesn't include a binary. For example, sass-loader is/was dependent on node-sass which is a binary install. Lots of file utilities on NPM are similarly reliant on C code that may only compile on your machine correctly if you are lucky.