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# Toy Debugger
This project demonstrates how to use the LLDB C++ API to build a very basic
debugger.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5c336eb0-6b9b-4e89-8c59-6a9be5004b21
## Requirements
> [!IMPORTANT]
> You need to have `llvm` version 21 installed. You can install it with your
> package manager. Include paths in `Makefile` are specific for this version
> and have been tested on Void Linux and macOS.
```sh
# Void Linux
sudo xbps-install -S lldb21-devel clang llvm llvm-devel
# macOS
brew install llvm
```
After you clone the repository build the debugger and a sample program with
`make all -B`.
## How to use
Run the debugger with: `./tdbg <target_executable>`
Example with arguments and environment variables:
```sh
./tdbg ./example arg1 arg2 arg3
./tdbg ./example -e MYENV=qwe -- arg1 arg2 arg3
```
Example with breakpoints:
```sh
./tdbg ./example -b main
./tdbg ./example -b example.c:54 -b example.c:60
```
Example with auto run:
```sh
./tdbg -run ./example
./tdbg -run ./example arg1 arg2 arg3
./tdbg -run ./example -e MYENV=qwe -- arg1 arg2 arg3
```
### Interactive Commands
| Key | Action |
| :-- | :---------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `r` | **Run** the program (auto-breaks on `main` if no breakpoints set) |
| `b` | Add a **breakpoint** (enter name/file:line) |
| `p` | **Print** variable value |
| `n` | **Step over** |
| `s` | **Step into** |
| `o` | **Step out** |
| `c` | **Continue** execution |
| `w` | **Watch** expression |
| `q` | **Quit** debugger |
| `>` | **Reduces sidebar width** |
| `<` | **Increases sidebar width** |
### Input Mode
When adding breakpoints or printing variables:
- `Enter`: Confirm input
- `Esc`: Cancel and return to normal mode
### Tips & Troubleshooting
- **Logs**: The debugger redirects `stderr` to `tdbg.log`. Check this file if
something isn't working as expected.
- **Missing Source**: If the debugger enters a function without source (like a
library call), it will fallback to disassembly. Use `n` (Step Over) or `o`
(Step Out) to get back to your code.
### Type mappings
| Type | Mapping |
| :------------ | :------------------------ |
| Pointer | `p` |
| Reference | `&` |
| Array | `a` |
| Integer (int) | `i` |
| Char | `c` |
| Float | `f` |
| Double | `d` |
| Bool | `b` |
| Long | `l` |
| Short | `s` |
| Struct | `s` |
| Class | `c` |
| Void | `v` |
| Enumeration | `e` |
| Default | First letter of type name |
> [!NOTE]
> Some symbols are shared (e.g., `s` for both Short and Struct, `c` for both
> Char and Class).
## Acknowledgment
- https://github.com/termbox/termbox2
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