AuroraEditor LLDB is an open-source debugger project inspired and influenced by several notable repositories, including:
Debugging is a complex task, especially when it involves multiple current and future programming languages. The goal of AuroraEditor LLDB is to create a debugger that can seamlessly debug various languages natively in Swift. This approach is aimed at ensuring compatibility with AuroraEditor and providing optimal performance.
While it may not be possible to entirely implement the debugger in Swift due to certain system-level requirements often associated with debuggers, our aim is to replicate the functionality to the best of our abilities within the Swift ecosystem.
There is no fixed timeline for the completion of AuroraEditor LLDB. Building debuggers is a challenging endeavor, much like developing an editor. However, we have a strong foundation and valuable references thanks to the contributions and insights from Apple and the LLVM community.
We invite developers and contributors to join us on this journey to create a powerful, Swift-native debugger that enhances the debugging experience for various programming languages. Your contributions and support are greatly appreciated as we work towards making AuroraEditor LLDB a robust and versatile debugging tool.
We welcome contributions from the open-source community. If you are interested in participating in the development of AuroraEditor LLDB, please review our contribution guidelines for more information on how to get started.
AuroraEditor LLDB is distributed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
Disclaimer: AuroraEditor LLDB is not affiliated with Apple, LLVM, or any other mentioned repositories. It is an independent open-source project.