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Yes, but in a GUI debugger the stack and everything else is available all the time and you don't have to enter commands to see what the state is. It even highl
by kryptiskt 1y ago
Yes, but in a GUI debugger the stack and everything else is available all the time and you don't have to enter commands to see what the state is. It even highlights changes as you step. It's just so plainly superior to any terminal solution.