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From: joe@proto.COM (Joe Huffman)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Re: Zortech C++ Developer's Edition
Summary: yes, yes, yes... yes
Keywords: zortech
Message-ID: <1379@proto.COM>
Date: 8 Aug 90 06:28:53 GMT
References: <10889@lindy.Stanford.EDU> <1990Aug7.143759.27931@cs.columbia.edu>
Distribution: usa
Organization: Prototronics; Sandpoint, Idaho
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In article <1990Aug7.143759.27931@cs.columbia.edu>, kearns@cs.columbia.edu (Steve Kearns) writes:
> Some questions on the Zortech 2.0-2.1 debugger:
> 
> Can you access member variables without worrying about name mangling?

Yes.

> Can you have multiple windows open?

Yes, memory restriction apply, large programs, 50 line mode, no expanded
memory, etc, make things worse...

> Is it easy to switch back and forth to see the program output?

Yes, (press space bar to toggle).

> Does it support a mouse?

Yes.

> Can you double click on a variable to inspect it?

No, you click the right button once, double click right button to remove it
from the display.  This assumes the variable is in the appropriate window.

> Is it easy to inspect structures and subparts of structures?

Yes, single click of the mouse or single keystroke via keyboard.

> Can you break into a program by hitting break, or shift-break?

Control-break does it.

> Can you "run until it hits the line with the cursor"?

Yes.

> inquiring minds want to know!

Call Zortech and ask for a brochure (they used to have them anyway).
800-848-8408


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