Good point about profilers' stack unwinders hitting much more code than a traditional debugger does, I'm sure that's mostly to blame. I've only been debugging a

Good point about profilers' stack unwinders hitting much more code than a traditional debugger does, I'm sure that's mostly to blame. I've only been debugging a few thousand lines of code with my debugger so far, so we can't really call it a serious tool yet! I also am using Fedora 36 with the gcc version that it ships with. :shrug: I'm not sure if I plan to write about it, it doesn't feel like I'm uncovering anything that anyone can't go look up pretty easily. I've been building it mostly because I'm frustrated with all the existing tools out there, save for RemedyBG (which is awesome, but Windows-only, and I'm only on Windows every so often). However, I'm still quite a ways off from being a reasonable daily driver!