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I feel that most of the problems with debuggability is tooling (still). No, I do not want to debug the standard library most of the time, please let me optimize
by leni536 6y ago
I feel that most of the problems with debuggability is tooling (still). No, I do not want to debug the standard library most of the time, please let me optimize that, while I keep my part unoptimized.
Hopefully modules will allow mixed optimization levels for template headers.
Metaprogramming also lacks a good debugging story, but I would be happy to be proven wrong.
In my opinion these are not language problems, but tooling problems.
- Jare 6y agoThere are designs and usage choices that make the tooling problem orders of magnitude harder. You still have to use the tools you have, today, while the tools of tomorrow arrive. The debate is about what and why (some of) those choices are taken or rejected by different people.