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I have hopes that LLDB’s Python API will make alternatives much easier to write and maintain. Sadly, it’s been unmaintained for years, I guess because of the pain of GDB’s “api” (DDD was really just screen-scraping gdb). One of the best things about gdb was DDD, a graphical frontend that could display graphs of your data structures. Sure, it could be better documented, the tutorial is a bit light… but I argue that gdb’s doc is awful too, it just benefits from being around forever. Thing is, by the words of its authors, lldb development is focusing more on making it a good debugging *framework* than a perfect CLI debugger, and as such there much of the work is going on in the Python API: (note: you can also view that same API doc formatted differently through local pydoc) See for example the gdb-to-lldb command map: This can be tough, because at first glance it looks very much like gdb. I’ve actually found lldb to be a compellingly useful debugger… once I got over my initial expectations of it being a gdb-clone.
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