When Your Polyglot Debugger's Intermediate Representation Becomes a Translation Trap
Picture this: you're stepping through a Python function that calls a C extension, and suddenly the locals panel shows a pointer address instead of a l...
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Picture this: you're stepping through a Python function that calls a C extension, and suddenly the locals panel shows a pointer address instead of a l...
You're stepping through Python, hit a C extension call, and the debugger suddenly shows you a stack frame that looks like JavaScript. That's not a bug...
It's 2 AM. You're debugging a Python app that calls a Rust library via FFI. The Python debugger shows frames one through four, then ??? – the frame re...
So you're building—or maintaining—a polyglot debugger. You've got Python calling C extensions, JavaScript interacting with Rust WASM, maybe some Lua s...
You're in the middle of debugging a Node.js service that calls a Python microservice. Your IDE's debugger handles both — but every time you step from ...
You are staring at a flame graph that looks like a plate of spaghetti. Fifteen threads, three languages, one deadlock. Your current debugger shows you...