Thank you Andreas for your answer. I now understand much better why and what can be achieved using PuDB.
I wonder if someone here faced a similar situation (debugging pyc/pyo files) and have the right tool for the mission. A colleague of mine uses WingIDE for that, so he run the debugger on py files in his IDE against remote pyc files. Is there a non-IDE solution? Thanks! Shai On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 5:39 PM, Andreas Kloeckner <[email protected]> wrote: > Am 2015-08-18 07:35, schrieb Shai Efrati: > >> Dear Pudb users, >> >> I try to debug pyc/pyo files, but fail because of Non-ASCII >> characters ('\x1d'). >> Pudb does run against the py files, but due to limitations in the >> specific environment, i need to run it on pyo/pyc files. >> >> Did anyone faced this issue? do you have any idea / solution? >> > > PuDB being a source-level debugger, I am not sure how much success you > will have without having the source code of the program that you are > debugging. In particular, I am not even sure what PuDB should show on the > screen while you are debugging a non-source program. And since PuDB is > mainly a visual debugger, its main benefit lies in what it shows on the > screen. Or maybe I'm just lacking imagination for what you want. In that > case, maybe you could describe what you would like the tool to do. > > Sorry to disappoint, and I hope you find something that suits your purpose. > > Andreas >
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