Path: utzoo!attcan!uunet!wang!bu-tyng!three!cory
From: cory@three.MV.COM (Cory Kempf)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: SADE docs VERY disappointing!
Keywords: sade, debugging
Message-ID: <389@three.MV.COM>
Date: 7 Jul 90 13:56:42 GMT
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Organization: Three Letter Co. Nashua, NH.
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keith@Apple.COM (Keith Rollin) writes:

>I just wanted to let y'all know that we're working on a new SADE
>manual. There was just a review draft released internally, and it's
>very encouraging. There were even 2 Tutorial chapters: one for C and a
>similar one for Pascal. I find that I'm using SADE more and more, now
>that I know more about it.

But What About C++??!!!!  I can get SADE to work OK with C (and
I can live with the Pascal format output), but I have yet to be
able to poke around inside the members of the classes that I create.

Since I am programming in C++, this is critical.  As it is, the only
way I can do this (other than write some special code) is via Macsbug.

Which is why I am very disapointed.  SADE is supposed to work with the
entire MPW language suite (at least that is how it was introduced to me)

>SADE is not bundled with MPW. Or rather, it is, but MPW and SADE can also
>be purchased separately from each other.

Yes, I am aware that I can pay more to get MPW, C, C++, Asm., Et Al, 
seperately.

>I don't know when the manual will be out.
If a new manual can fix this, I will be glad to take back all of the
bad things that I have said about SADE (even the things that I said 
while debugging C++ with it).  I'm skeptical though.  Is there some
secret switch that allows me to work in C++?  

+C
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