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<Mr_Awesome>
mbishop: a little late perhaps, but amen to that :)
<diakopter>
hi; is there a public log for this channel (I'd like to see what's been discussed lately)?
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<TFK>
ocamldebug doesn't offer conditional breakpoints, does it?
* rwmjones
usually uses gdb ... just wish it "knew" ocaml better
<TFK>
gdb? Debugging native code?
<rwmjones>
yup
<TFK>
Hmmm... how does it work? I mean, you don't have your old line numbers, the function names are mangled, you can't read values easily (is the gc bit in the int the MSB or the LSB?)
<flux>
tfk, try it out and report your findings?-)
<flux>
and it's the LSB
<TFK>
flux, hmmm, I just might do that :-)
<TFK>
And gdb should have a graphical interface, I think...
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<flux>
try ddd
<flux>
or insight
<flux>
or emacs
<flux>
although I just use the cli..
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<TFK>
flux, well, ddd complains there's no "init.c", and insight only shows assembly. (Which is only expected, I suppose.)
<flux>
right, ocamlopt doesn't support generating debug information
<TFK>
I knew I should've studied assembley earlier...
<TFK>
Now that we have determined that my port can't run any faster, I at least want it to run correctly :-P
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<TFK>
ocamldebug can't execute functions, eh?
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<flux>
from glancing the documentation, it does appear so.. even though it has its fancy time traveling features, it is otherwise lacking :/
<flux>
darn, it would've been a good ocaml summer of code project, enhancing ocamldebug ;)
<TFK>
Or making exceptions useful in native code by printing a normal stack trace :-)