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Subject: Re: C source-level debuggers
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Date: Sat, 22-Dec-84 09:07:23 EST
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Posted: Sat Dec 22 09:07:23 1984
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> Before everyone gets carried away with the excitement...
> 
> I called Lattice today.  Their new debugger is not a source debugger.

Another possibility is the Mark Williams' MWC86 with csd

I have had ample time to read the documentation and it would appear
to be a very productive facility.  Problem is: I haven't had the time
to give it a try.  It has separate (scroll-able) windows to <source>,
<execution>, <evaluation>; also breakpoints & tracepoints (`how'd
that friggin' variable get zapped?').

When I get a chance to use it, I'll post comments.

Meanwhile, has anyone else used it?

	Brent Byer  (decvax!genrad!wjh12!bb) or
		    (ihnp4!ihesa!textware!brent)