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That's cool! Eases the workflow when developing cpp, no need to fire up gdb to make sense of 'Segmentation fault'. Reminds me of tiny-cc's default output for s
by lysium 14y ago
That's cool! Eases the workflow when developing cpp, no need to fire up gdb to make sense of 'Segmentation fault'.
Reminds me of tiny-cc's default output for segfaults.
- minimax 14y agoThere is no need to fire up gdb in the example case on the backward-cpp Github page because it's a trivial example (dereferencing an obviously invalid pointer), but to say it eliminates the need for gdb to debug segfaults in general is a bit of an overstatement.