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From: jleonard@pica.army.mil
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Subject: Re: REVIEW:  Comeau C++ compiler
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Date: 24 Apr 91 13:32:30 GMT
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	In article <1991Apr23.183734.7950@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu> es1@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Ethan Solomita) writes:
>
>		Greg, I think there is a GAPING hole in the Amiga market
>	for a good debugger. Perhaps I've just missed it, but I've never
>	seen anything of the quality of gdb. If I want to evaluate an
>	expression that is reasonably complicated, I have no fear that it
>	will work in gdb. CPR only does the simplest of expressions.
>		If you are looking for ideas, you should definitely
>	consider writing a high-quality debugger, one that can work with
>	C as well as C++ if you want to get into a larger and very
>	desperate market.
>	
	
I heartily second this motion.  Even codeview puts all the Amiga debuggers
I've seen to shame.

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