nix: add lldb for debugging #91
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Pull request overview
This PR adds the LLDB debugger to the Nix development shell to support debugging and code stepping functionality required by the author's neovim configuration.
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- Added
lldbpackage to the Rust development tools section of the shell environment
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LLDB can be used for debugging and stepping through code execution line by line. Very useful for finding issues in code you didn't write or finding crazy bugs.
My neovim config requires it be on the path... this adds it automatically!