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Nah. Debuggers on Windows proper are much better experience than Linux (especially C/C++ and .NET), so when I was at Amazon I would always have a short stub for

Nah. Debuggers on Windows proper are much better experience than Linux (especially C/C++ and .NET), so when I was at Amazon I would always have a short stub for any project (mostly Java) that launches it directly on my host Windows machine so I could use the debugger, and didn't have to wait 2+ minutes to launch the changes.

forrestthewoods 2y ago
It's shocking how many Linux programmers rely solely on printf debugging. My goodness it's like programming in the stone age. printf is the ultimate fallback, not the tool of first resort!
anthk 2y ago
Even used rr?
- lostmsu 2y ago
  Visual Studio proper has time-travel debugging (IntelliTrace) with GUI since VS 2010. RR came out in 2016.
  - anthk 2y ago
    Well, not bad for RR then, it's 2024.
    - lostmsu 2y ago
      Does it have a descent GUI yet?
tracker1 2y ago
Have you tried Rider for C# on Linux (or MacOS)... works pretty well, I know those who prefer it to VS.