Hi all,
Just a generic question about debugging in GDB. Is there a good way to find the proper type of an `"object"` in GDB? What I mean by that is, say there is an `AddNode` passed to a function as a `PrimExpr` and while debugging this function, is there way to find that it actually belongs to an `AddNode`. Trying `whatis object` or `ptype object` just prints that it's a `PrimExpr`. I found a rather hacky way to do this by printing the `object.deleter_` if it's a subclass of `tvm::runtime::Object`, and `object.get().deleter_` if it's a subclass of `tvm::runtime::ObjectRef` This prints the type of the `Deleter_` for that object and the template argument to the Handler contains the proper type (a sample output for `AddNode` is as shown below:) > $65 = (tvm::runtime::Object::FDeleter) 0x7fffaf6c9300 > <tvm::runtime::SimpleObjAllocator::Handler\<**tvm::tir::AddNode**\>::Deleter_(tvm::runtime::Object*)> I was just wondering whether there's a stable/reliable way to get this info. --- [Visit Topic](https://discuss.tvm.apache.org/t/finding-types-of-tvm-objects-and-accessing-their-attributes-in-gdb/10813/1) to respond. You are receiving this because you enabled mailing list mode. To unsubscribe from these emails, [click here](https://discuss.tvm.apache.org/email/unsubscribe/fcc7d26800a570a0d2a74d572e079afb29835b971d928b9bec57495984a67467).
