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   How Conditional Breakpoints Work(werat.dev)

   28 points by werat 2y ago|8 comments
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   Learning about Debuggers(werat.dev)

   3 points by werat 3y ago|0 comments
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   by werat 4y ago

   This looks great, very interesting approach! Augumenting the code of a running process using a scripting language is a cool idea, excited to see what comes next. I will definitely keep an eye on the project.
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   by werat 4y ago

   I agree that language server and debugger are different beasts, but both LSP and DAP serve a purpose of re-using the same server (xrefs or debugger) with different IDEs. > I can implement the LSP and get support for IDEs essentially for
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   by werat 4y ago

   > Debuggers need to do more things It's true that coming up with an interface for an abstract debugger is harder, but it's not impossible. Microsoft created Debug Adapter Protocol ( https://microsoft.github.io/de
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   What a good debugger can do(werat.dev)

   315 points by werat 4y ago|205 comments
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   Pretty Rust backtraces in raw terminal mode(werat.dev)

   66 points by werat 4y ago|15 comments
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   by werat 4y ago

   This is Visual Studio with the Stadia debugger extension ( https://github.com/googlestadia/vsi-lldb ). It runs LLDB on Windows and attaches to a process running on a remote Linux machine (Wine in this case). We have a co