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"Also worth nothing that after gdb crashes, if you restart gdb and re-attach a second time without restarting the target process, the attach works correctly."
what a piece of software 😭️ thanks fidgetingbits?
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Line stepping through MLIR with a debugger!
gdb session I’ve added an alternate input source for the silly compiler. As well as the .silly files that it previously accepted, it now also accepts .mlir (silly-dialect) files as input. This means that if there’s an experimental language feature that requires new style MLIR, but I don’t want to figure out how to push that all the way through grammar -> parser -> builder -> lowering all at…
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