[laughs]

... by looking at this one.

So anyways, um, uh...

So, um, an example of like the single program multiple data thing would be if I were to go...

Let me add another target and let's do radbin.exe.

So radbin is a binary utility.

It has a subset of the functionality that's available in just the debugger itself.

So it was more Linux than Windows.

[laughs]

...

in which we're building.

Um, architecture.

L- What language are we building this as? Like, whatever, whatever is including this base layer, what are we building it as? Is it C++ or is it C? Um, and then we have a bunch of like, uh, build options.

Like, "Hey, are we doing a debug build?" Um, you know, are we doing...

Do we have a t- like, like a console attached? 'Cause this implies a different build setting on Windows.

... go through a lot of steps to get there.

That's good because, like, already people, three separate people at the same time ask, like, what if you have a variable named targets or breakpoints? Yes, yes, yes,

yes.

Of course, yeah.

So, that's, like...

Interesting thing, number one.

So that's some basic usage and showing kind of how all these views are really just all different versions of the same thing.

So another thing that we can do, so we have, I showed breakpoints already.

So it's like, Red Debugger is like a mini game engine.