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Why would you ever need to go below the abstraction level of your high level language to debug. If you're going down into registers, you're obviously debugging
by khitchdee 8y ago
Why would you ever need to go below the abstraction level of your high level language to debug.
If you're going down into registers, you're obviously debugging the wrong way.
You don't need printf's if you write directly to your screen which is easy to do.
- elgis 8y ago>Why would you ever need to go below the abstraction level of your high level language to debug. I don't know what you mean by this. If you don't have f.ex. printf available you have to come up with something else. >You don't need printf's if you write directly to your screen which is easy to do. What if the hardware you're debugging doesn't have a screen?
- khitchdee 8y agoWell, in that case you'll have to make do with whatever interface you are using that doesn't have a screen such as your existing debugger