I’d suggest trying VS instead, the Community Edition is free if that applies to you: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/community/
When launching VS just open the .exe to debug it. For LLDB I think you need the right Python DLL in your path. Not sure why Windows isn’t telling you which one – maybe you can find the info in Event Viewer. > Am 05.07.2023 um 11:54 schrieb bellabs <bell...@163.com>: > > Thank you for your suggestion, but in the process of trying your suggestion, > i.e., getting more useful information through the debugger, it seems that > there is also a problem with lldb on windows, I looked up the error returned > by lldb through google, including the link you provided in your last reply, > and found that the error is caused by a missing dll, but I checked all the > dlls that lldb depends on through dumpbin one by one, and made sure they are > all there and in the environment variables. But I checked all the dlls that > lldb depends on one by one through dumpbin, and made sure they are all there > and in the environment variables, but still lldb does not work, and the lldb > command itself does not tell me which dlls are missing, this bad design, dll > is dumb and can't say anything, I wasted a lot of time on this problem, and > also wasted a lot of your time, really sorry! > > log > C:\demo>lldb > > C:\demo>echo %errorlevel% > -1073741515 >
