Wow it’s amazing how the debugging tools for Windows are completely separate from the debugging tools for Linux/Unix. It makes me worry that the tools we’re writing aren’t able to be used across both platforms.
No more amazing than having separate compilers. There is a Windows port of gdb which I’ve used when compiling with gcc on Windows.
For debugging .net on unix, there’s the mono debugger, mdb. But when I used it, it was god fucking awful, so I used a combination of printf debugging in my app, in the mono class library, and in the mono runtime itself.
Wow it’s amazing how the debugging tools for Windows are completely separate from the debugging tools for Linux/Unix. It makes me worry that the tools we’re writing aren’t able to be used across both platforms.
No more amazing than having separate compilers. There is a Windows port of gdb which I’ve used when compiling with gcc on Windows.
For debugging .net on unix, there’s the mono debugger, mdb. But when I used it, it was god fucking awful, so I used a combination of printf debugging in my app, in the mono class library, and in the mono runtime itself.