Debugging

Locate

If you think there is a problem with the source of included libraries, you can locate them by running ruda locate <name> or ruda locate <git_url>.

This will print the path to the source code of the library.

Example:

// Ruda.toml
[dependencies]
algebra = "https://git/repository/algebra.git"

ruda locate algebra

Output:

/path/to/ruda/packages/author/algebra

Then you can open the source code in your editor and debug it.

No args

If you run ruda locate without any arguments, it will print the path to the Ruda directory.

To get path to the Ruda packages directory, run ruda locate and append /packages to the path.

Restore

If you think there is a problem with the compiler artifacts, you can restore them by running ruda restore.

This will remove the target directory.

Options

• --help: Prints help information.
• --profile <profile>: Sets the profile of the build. Can be any of the specified profiles in the Ruda.toml file.
• --compile: Compiles the project after restoring the artifacts.
• --run: Runs the project after restoring the artifacts.

Also feel free to report any issues you find with the compiler or standard library on the GitHub repository