This happens when try to print(self)Processing command: po print(self)
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This happens when
Also there is some very weird thing happens
When I use ^C to stop debuggingthen REPLimport PerfectTemplate
There is no error
But when use breakpointThe error happens
Is there something weird about breakpoints ?
Also please note that on macOS when I use SPM to convert project to Xcode
project and
OK You want it locally
It is just the PerfectTemplate without ANY CHANGE (Perfect framework by
PerfectlySoft)
(Also Kitura makes the same problem, but I didn't try to get a full log to see
whether the same problem or not)
PerfectlySoft/PerfectTemplate
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WEIRD WEIRD WEIRDIt seems it is threading issueBecause when I tried to
breakpoint on line 71 file main.swift (like you did)It worked perfectlyI even
could "frame variable" fully
It seems that perfect framework when handle an HTTP request, it makes something
in threads, I don't know how to debug
I think really like I said in the last message, it is a threading issueBecause
debugging on Line 71 (which you debugged): It gives that you are on the main
thread Thread #1When on line 31 (which I debugged): It gives that you are on
Thread #2 (then you can't import any modules, nor print any
I don't think Perfect has problems because it debugs perfectly on XcodeKitura
may have some flaws because on Xcode also causes some issues BUT YOU STILL CAN
GET FRAME, ETC.. WHILE NOT HAVING THOSE IN SPM
The problem is in SPMJust make the SPM build Swift Packages like Xcode (or
equivalent)
Some information may be leading to resolve of this problem
I think "ld" tool does a lot of the trick
Notice the difference between the results of the two compilations (Xcode and
SPM):
Kitura example via Xcode, when invoked "target modules list" on lldb
Gets this[ 0]
Also please notedI think it is a SPM issue not an LLDB oneBecause when compiled
on the same mac with Xcode (Swift package manager generate Xcode project), then
use xcode-buildLLDB works perfectly in this circumstances
I think you should refine the compilation script generated by SPM to generate
I'm interested in doing Web Application using Swift and promoting this to be a
trend someday.But I couldn't find a way to debug web apps without using
XcodeThis is irrelevant because web applications are mainly on Linux, so what
if we want to do remote debugging ?
I tried using the SPM, and
I'm on macOS Sierra 10.12.6, and using Swift 4.0Tried to access the array
concurrently to see whether is it synchronized or no
import Foundation let global = DispatchQueue.global() var array: [Int] = [ -
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import Foundation let
What about double checking?
Something like that
if counter != 0 { throw exc }
counter += 1if counter != 1 { throw exc }counter += 1
I think the performance penalty is just a check and an increment
It could be disabled after optimization or in release version to increase
performance
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