On 28/02/2015 16:33, Greg Hendershott wrote:
Sure, I hardly ever want a debugger for Racket, in the way I used one heavily and religiously for C/C++ (to step through new code the first time instead of just hitting Run). After all we have the REPL, and functions. And TBH printfs usually suffice. So I hardly every used the debugger in DrRacket.
What I miss, coming from Python, is the Python debugger's post-mortem inspection feature. When a program crashes, I can inspect the complete program state at that point. That has taken care of 90% of my debugging needs in Python.
My impression is that even DrRacket doesn't have something like that, although I may have easily missed some DrRacket feature.
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