Delve is a Go debugger, written primarily in Go.
Currently, Delve requires the following patch, however this change is vendored until Go 1.4 lands, so the project is go get-able.
- Attach to (trace) a running process
- Ability to launch a process and begin debugging it
- Set breakpoints
- Single step through a process
- Next through a process (step over / out of subroutines)
- Never retype commands, empty line defaults to previous command
- Readline integration
The debugger can be launched in three ways:
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Allow it to compile, run, and attach to a program:
$ dlv -run -
Provide the name of the program you want to debug, and the debugger will launch it for you.
$ dlv -proc path/to/program -
Provide the pid of a currently running process, and the debugger will attach and begin the session.
$ sudo dlv -pid 44839
Once inside a debugging session, the following commands may be used:
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break- Set break point at the entry point of a function, or at a specific file/line. Example:break foo.go:13. -
continue- Run until breakpoint or program termination. -
step- Single step through program. -
next- Step over to next source line. -
print $var- Evaluate a variable.
- Handle Gos multithreaded nature better
- In-scope variable evaluation
- In-scope variable setting
- Support for OS X
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