What a good debugger can do

Re:What a good debugger can do by armchairhacker on Friday March 10, 2023 @01:01PM (#35098287)

This is what a good debugger can do: https://twitter.com/yiningkarlli/status/1628612150041382912 (Tomorrow Corporation)

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Re:What a good debugger can do by hnthrowaway0328 on Friday March 10, 2023 @01:32PM (#35098796)

Wow I'm just 5 mins into the video and this looks ridiculously powerful. This is essentially an integrated development environment for game development with everything every programmer dreams about!

How do I learn to make such tools? From what I heard everything in the video is built in-house including the language and compiler. Although I understand many game studios do similar stuffs this is by far the most impressive I heard about.

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Re:What a good debugger can do by euiq on Friday March 10, 2023 @01:06PM (#35098366)

Great demo! The article also has a link to it.

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Re:What a good debugger can do by MikeSchurman on Friday March 10, 2023 @03:16PM (#35100283)

This was on hacker news a few days ago but there wasn't much interest, which is surprising.

Setting a data breakpoint, then rewinding time, then fixing the error in code (while game is running), hot-reloading code and continuing the run with it fixed. All from a recording of a panic dump from another user.

This is next level stuff. Extremely impressive.

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