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by ithkuil
1768 days ago
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Same here. I very rarely reach for a debugger. Especially with Go where you can recompile the binary very quickly. I tend to reach for a debugger when doing post mortem debugging or when I work with C where that's usually the easiest way to get a stack trace when a program crashes. That said, time travel / reverse debuggers can be quite useful indeed: see
http://choly.ca/post/debugging-go-with-rr/ |
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