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(I have already replied to another comment with the same suggestion). Pernosco offers the best of both worlds ( debugger, print), along with a few magical feat
by Agingcoder 5y ago
(I have already replied to another comment with the same suggestion).
Pernosco offers the best of both worlds ( debugger, print), along with a few magical features.
https://www.pernos.co https://www.pernos.co
With it you can print anything present in your recording and step, and do anything you'd do in a regular debugging.
- mjw1007 5y agoIt's good to see that they hope to provide « the best printf debugging experience you've ever had », but I'm disappointed at the UI they show on the "Condition and print expressions" page. The video shows the user using their mouse and typing the expression to be printed into a tiny text input. Part of the attraction of print-style debugging is the convenience of being able to use your main editor UI, along with all the conveniences that provides, to write that expression. (That might be fancy completion or vi-style editing commands or keyboard macros; it will be different for different programmers.)
- Agingcoder 5y agoI suggest you tell them! They'll probably be happy to get some feedback. If I'm honest, in spite of it not being perfect, it's much better than regular printf. The other very nice feature is dataflow (click on a variable value, and it tells you where it comes from, and it handles copies seamlessly), which makes a large number of debugging tasks trivial.