> 1. Debugger.jl is A LOT smoother if you run it in compiled mode, which is a checkbox in the Juno interface. I've found that stepping to next line is instant in compiled mode, but takes forever without it.
Is there a way to do this if I'm not running Juno? I'd guess there must be some parameter that can be passed to @enter or @run?
It means that if you would have hit a breakpoint in code that is run in compiled mode, the breakpoint doesn't trigger—because it's being run normally at full speed without breakpoints, not being interpreted in the debugger (which knows about breakpoints).
I read this as in compiled mode breakpoints don't trigger at all. Is that correct?
Edit: Ok, I tried out compiled mode and it does stop at my breakpoint. The verbage in the documentation is a bit difficult to understand on this point. I'd guess you need to first set your breakpoints prior to going into compile mode?
Is there a way to do this if I'm not running Juno? I'd guess there must be some parameter that can be passed to @enter or @run?