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From: ksuzuki@caen.engin.umich.edu (KATSUYUKI SUZUKI )
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Subject: Re: dbx, fortran, and vectors: Summary of responses
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Date: 7 Apr 90 21:55:35 GMT
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In article <1990Apr7.201318.28859@cs.UAlberta.CA> simon@alberta.UUCP (Simon Tortike) writes:
>
>c) The third option is to dump dbx and use another debugger.
>uunet!ukc.ac.uk!trh sent me information on the UPS debugger, part
>of The Kent Software Tools. I quote from the brochure:
 
>+ Graphical Debugging
 

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>The graphical debugger (ups) is available under both X and suntools on 
>Sun3 and Sun386 and under X on Vax Stations.
>

Where is this available? Any ftp sites that have this? Or is it commertial
product? If so, how much will it cost ?

Actually, I was also annoyed by dbx unable to print out large array, and
I have been using method a) (e.g. &a[3] / 7 f ), but it is not good when
you want to change only 2nd index. (e.g. want to see a(1,1),a(1,2),a(1,3)...)
Anybody has idea for this case?

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                                       Katsu Suzuki
                                         Dpt. of Aerospace engineering
                                         U of Michigan, Ann Arbor