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Add fallback with `whereis` for CentOS sounds good. Do you mind sending in a PR?

I think this is always the case on v8.9.1, but it is not on v8.9.0 or v9.x. Refs: https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/16704

A simple reproduction: ```js 'use strict'; function run(a) { throw new Error(); } const arr = new Uint8Array([0x01, 0x40, 0x60, 0x80, 0xf0, 0xff]); run(arr); ``` `a` is not neutered when...

Can you run `xcodebuild -version` and see what comes out of it?

I am not a Xcode guru, although from [this SO question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17980759/xcode-select-active-developer-directory-error/17980786#17980786) Maybe run this? ``` sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer # or to a path that belongs to your actual Xcode...

@gibfahn The configure script tries to get the svn version of lldb according to `xcodebuild -version`, so if `xcodebuild -version` does not return something for it to parse, then it...

@gibfahn Another possible way to get the version is..uh...just let the user specify that via command line flags(we already support custom lldb executable on non-darwin via `--lldb_exe` i.e. `process.env.npm_config_lldb_exe`). We...

Not sure if it's related but I've also hit some segmentation faults when trying to inspect objects with some huge core dumps. Haven't looked into it too much.

I think basically what we need to do is make brew install `llnode` as a script that runs this ``` LLDB_EXE=/path/to/LLDB LLNODE_PLUGIN=/path/to/the/built/plugin $LLDB_EXE --one-line "plugin load $LLNODE_PLUGIN" --one-line "settings set...

@gibfahn You mean the snippet or the `lldbinit` approach? I think in the first case the brew formula would know in advance. In the second case, there would be this:...