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I don’t know if I am particularly proud of it, but I don’t use debuggers much. It’s not that I don’t know how to use them, I simply find printf() more effective and universal. Or course, it’s not about printf() but about using they grey matter between your ears to reason about the code and then verifying your assumptions with logging and assetions. I actually started with debuggers a long time ago and used to run through programs step by step. But as I started working on Linux, debuggers were not an option at the time. So i learned a different way of debugging and have not had the need to switch back.