Alessandro Arzilli

There's actually [a paper describing that idea](http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.90.2322&rep=rep1&type=pdf). There are two problems with that, the first one is that starting with Go 1.14 we can't inject code like that anymore, the...

All reasonable optimization that could be done about this was done at the time. We may revisit this issue in the future to assess if there has been any slippage....

> > I think we should wait to merge this until we have a version of Go that we can test it on. It doesn't have to be a released...

> Then I don't understand your initial concern. Go already supports windows/arm64, so there is a version of Go that we can test it on. What's missing other than the...

There's an edit command that can open the source code at the current line. You can even set it up to open the source in a different window easily. I've...

That can already be done: ``` (dlv) config source-list-line-count 10 ```

List takes a location expression as an argument, which can be anything. It's difficult to change it to also take other arguments in an unambiguous way. Also I still think...

That architecture is not currently supported.

> does anyone know what the following should be for 32bit linux? I don't but disassembling a go program compiled for 32bit linux will probably reveal it (I also do...

It's not that different. The big problem is that ptrace on 86x64 does not return the base address of the GS segment. Apparently to read it you have to do...