adds helpful print commands for tracing and debugging the interp system. #1648
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mvertes
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Thanks for those text debugging functions. Their use is simple and straightforward. Definitely useful.
Just for info, up to now my debugging practice was to generate and display graphviz dot graphs for the AST and CFG, using the methods in interp/dot.go, and run something like:
YAEGI_DOT_CMD='dotty -' YAEGI_AST_CMD=1 go run ./cmd/yaegi
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Thanks for the fixes and the pointer to the graphviz options -- didn't notice those before. |
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@rcoreilly please update, so we can merge it. Thanks. |
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I found these basic functions and Stringer methods essential for tracking down issues fixed recently -- probably be of use to others and I couldn't find something else in the code that would provide similar utility, though I never tried the debugger.