microscope

🔬 microscope 🔬

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adolph·Jan 31, 2025

To clarify “from scratch” as in from basic materials and not “in scratch” as in the MIT graphical programming g system[0]. It appears to be written in Zig[1], which I find interesting for analysis. 0. https://scratch.mit.edu/ 1. https://github.com/jcalabro/uscope

In Show HN: Uscope, a new Linux debugger written from scratch

jcalabro·Jan 31, 2025Submission

Show HN: Uscope, a new Linux debugger written from scratch

Hi! I've been building a debugger on my nights and weekends because it's fun, and I personally need a better debugger for my work. GDB and LLDB pain me greatly; we can and will do better! As explained in the README, it's still very early-days and it's not ready for use yet, but check back often because it's improving all the time! Check out https://calabro.io/uscope for a more detailed explanation. Thanks for taking a look!

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