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This chapter collects documentation of advanced debugging techniques, including debugging externally launched code, and using Wing's debugger together with a debugger for C/C++ code.
See also the collection of How-Tos for tips of working with specific third party libraries and frameworks for Python.
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Section Contents
13.0. Debugging Externally Launched Code
13.0.0. Importing the Debugger
13.0.1. Debug Server Configuration
13.0.2. Debugger API
13.0.3. Debugging Embedded Python Code
13.1. Remote Debugging
13.1.0. File Location Maps
13.1.0.0. File Location Map Examples
13.1.1. Remote Debugging Example
13.1.2. Installing the Debugger Core
13.2. Attaching and Detaching
13.2.0. Access Control
13.2.1. Detaching
13.2.2. Attaching
13.2.3. Identifying Foreign Processes
13.2.4. Constraints
13.3. Handling Large Values and Strings in the Debugger
13.4. Debugging C/C++ and Python together
13.5. Debugging Extension Modules on Linux/Unix
13.6. Debugging Code with XGrab* Calls
13.7. Debugging Non-Python Mainloops
13.8. Debugging Code Running Under Py2exe
13.9. Debugger Limitations
