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Oh very cool. I'm really glad these things exist. I skimmed the intro video and it does looks like a separate tool though. Would be extra slick if these things
by geokon 4y ago
Oh very cool. I'm really glad these things exist. I skimmed the intro video and it does looks like a separate tool though. Would be extra slick if these things got highlighted as you coded. But I get that usually you only really bring out the big guns when you're optimizing a tight loop somewhere - and then you probably want the whole toolbox and not just some annotations.
Thanks for letting me know about this :)
- pjmlp 4y agoThe reasoning is that these are development tools and thus shouldn't be shipped by default. I don't agree, but it is as it is, at least it does exist in some form. Here .NET is better, you can just press F12 (Show Assembly) during debug session, and it will show it just like for C and C++ sessions. Compiler explorer and sharplab make use of it. Node allows to show some Assembly stuff, but if you want all the possible debugging options for Assembly code, you will need a debug build of nodejs.