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what about if you throw in async IO into the mix? seems like you'd have to have some kind of vmware-like virtualization where you record all IO interrupts into
by hderms 5y ago
what about if you throw in async IO into the mix? seems like you'd have to have some kind of vmware-like virtualization where you record all IO interrupts into a linearalizable log
- Const-me 5y agoWhen you throw async I/O in the mix it’s no longer just your application you’re debugging, it’s the whole OS with other processes, the OS kernel with these drivers and DMAs, and external hardware that’s not a code at all. Can be tricky to debug or implement, but when I need that I normally use async-await in C#. The debugger in the IDE is multi-threaded, and does support these tasks.