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The flag was removed a long time ago. See nodejs/node#20328 (comment) for a possible workaround. |
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Actually, I'll keep this open. Maybe some people can point you to other ways to debug on macOS. |
Thanks for your reply, @targos :) |
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@targos by the way may I ask what develop platform are you using, Linux platform? |
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I use macOS, Linux and Windows but I don't know how to debug C++ code effectively. I have basic knowledge of |
so,how do you often debug nodejs core? |
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lldb is what I use on macOS (grudgingly, gdb muscle memory is too ingrained.) |
@targos Do you use lldb on MacOS to debug nodejs core? :) |
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Same here:
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Yes, but I don't really spend my time debugging node's C++ code |
Thanks, and yes I do not like to do these things on Windows platform, too. :) |
I think I should use lldb but not Xcode IDE, after all Xcode debugging is base on lldb. |
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I'm not the one you should ask those questions. |
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I usually debug with |
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What is the problem this feature will solve?
I remember it is supported some years ago that I can debug nodejs core (c++ code) by MacOS xcode after
configure --xcode.Now, it seems like I can not do this anymore.
I have read the document of building and found nothing about this.
I would appreciate if somebody could tell me how to debug the nodejs core on MacOS platform. Thanks.
What is the feature you are proposing to solve the problem?
debug nodejs core on MacOS platform.
:)
What alternatives have you considered?
Or please tell me how to debug Node.js on other platform? such as Linux...I have to build up my environment.
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