This is NOT a production C interpreter:
Subset of C (no preprocessor, typedefs, unions, enums, function pointers)
No optimization or JIT compilation
Limited standard library (only built-in functions)
No file I/O or external system interaction
Fixed memory sizes
Still probably a good learning tool, but that does limit it to toy/teaching codebases, not real existing programs.
Time travel debugging is soooo cool and I wish it was more widespread (of course I'm aware it's very difficult to implement and has unavoidable overhead). Imagine if an automated error report from a user of your app included not only a stack trace (or whatever have you), but the execution steps leading up to the error.
Time travel debugging is soooo cool and I wish it was more widespread (of course I'm aware it's very difficult to implement and has unavoidable overhead). Imagine if an automated error report from a user of your app included not only a stack trace (or whatever have you), but the execution steps leading up to the error.