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Yup, essentially capture state now so execution can continue from it later. The difference is that this checkpoint represents compiler-known program state (live
by hypervs 20d ago
Yup, essentially capture state now so execution can continue from it later. The difference is that this checkpoint represents compiler-known program state (live values and control position) rather than an entire process or address space. That lets it omit dead state and the completed execution prefix.
- mike_hearn 19d agoBTW, for some reason a lot of your comments are dead. I'm bring them back.
- wood_spirit 18d agoAnother thing it brings to mind is Record Replay (RR) debugger that was originally made for Firefox.