Yep, not only is most of the code in C# and Python the debugger its self
doesn't actually depend on Visual Studio.
If you look at the PythonProcess class it's the stand alone debugger. This
exposed to VS by wrapping it in the AD7Engine* classes. But presumably it can
be exposed to any other d
Dino will know better than I do, but most if not all the C++ code in
PTVS is for debugging, but only for attaching to running CPython
processes. Otherwise, the debugger is largely based around a
'settrace' script and a C# debug engine communicating through sockets
- nothing to do with the DLR.
The
Doug,
First off, congrats on the Calico project. Seriously cool. I wish I was
one of your students just starting out.
These kids today... jeez.
Anyway, if I was gonna tackle that project, first thing I would do is
download the source code for PyTools for Visual Studio (it does CLR/DLR
and CPyt
