yaglo

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   by yaglo 3y ago

   Because they swapped some characters like \ to /, if I remember correctly.
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   by yaglo 3y ago

   1. Every class/method/function/whatever declaration is an API, doesn't matter if it's internal or which language it's written. 2. Why do you think it's better? It looks like it tries to cater to everyone,
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   by yaglo 3y ago

   Within Xcode, you don’t really need it because you’re already running with a debugger when you launch your program.
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   by yaglo 3y ago

   Yes, you can evaluate Swift code in LLDB. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/71882942
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   by yaglo 3y ago

   It’s a nicer experience during development out of the box, without having to do anything manually. Swift Backtracing is not only about the symbols, it’s also interactive and lets you attach the debugger after the process crashes, which is n
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   by yaglo 3y ago

   The best part of is that you can get all this goodness even without having Swift code in your codebase. Just link your C++ (or whatever) project with The Swift runtime (swiftrt.o and libswiftCore.so), and there you have it without writing a
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   On-Crash Backtraces in Swift(swift.org)

   127 points by yaglo 3y ago|19 comments