C++OnSea 2025 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Understanding Large and Unfamiliar Codebases by Mike Shah & Chris Croft-White

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Demystifying Debuggers

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C++OnSea 2025 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Understanding Large and Unfamiliar Codebases by Mike Shah & Chris Croft-White

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C++OnSea 2024 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Fix Your Hardest Bugs With Ease With Time Travel Debugging by Greg Law

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C++OnSea 2024 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Fix Your Hardest Bugs With Ease With Time Travel Debugging by Greg Law

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@chloe yes, #Ghidra is maintained by the #NSA mostly because there are no good #Debuggers they can use #airgapped...

This looks like a pretty impressive time-travel debugger for Rust.

https://firedbg.sea-ql.org/blog/2023-12-12-introducing-firedbg/