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I've been using the coroutine functions, and can't help but notice that debugging coro code is a disaster. Pointers towards doing the following would be good:
Looking at a coroutine backtrace with the ability to inspect each "stack frame" (inspect local variables, function arguments, etc) (gdb bt/up/down/frame <x>/info locals equivalents)
Looking at all the pending async tasks (gdb info threads/thread <x> equivalent)
The current co_bt.py script just shows a backtrace without the ability to inspect any of the frames.
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I've been using the coroutine functions, and can't help but notice that debugging coro code is a disaster. Pointers towards doing the following would be good:
bt/up/down/frame <x>/info locals
equivalents)info threads/thread <x>
equivalent)The current
co_bt.py
script just shows a backtrace without the ability to inspect any of the frames.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: