Python based REPL for debugger #28
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This method waits for a transport event to happen. This allows creating a synchronous execution of the dbeugger
Note: we probably will want this file back at some point. Hopefully I remember where it is!
It's not needed at all
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It would be cool if we could use the Python repl to interact with the debugger. This would give rapid interactivity that one expects from Python, but most of the heavy lifting is done by Rust.
This introduces a few interesting challenges:
pyo3)Closes #27