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Writing a Debugger

For the Upcoming version of Elements we completed the port from LLDB to our own native debugger. We already had debug engines for .NET, Java, WebAssembly, Windows and Linux, but for iOS and macOS we used Apple's open source LLDB. LLDB had an obvious advantage of supporting all the platforms



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