When debugging my JIT compilers, I run into two main problems:
I'll sometimes have work that's performed when an exception is hit (as I'm debugging a process within itself) and remedybg will catch these so it never makes it into my exception handlers, this could be solved if exceptions could be marked as "caught after the user".
The other one is that code pages I might allocate don't show up in the debugger, they'll be considered "non-user" which makes it hard to step debug machine code there.
These are low priority imo because there are more popular remedybg features but I'm just documenting these for the future.
When debugging my JIT compilers, I run into two main problems:
These are low priority imo because there are more popular remedybg features but I'm just documenting these for the future.