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Subject: Re: Apple Pascal Debugger
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> *** REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR MESSAGE ***
> Apple Pascal has a prompt for a debugger, but no debugger.  Does anyone have,
> or know of a debugger for Apple Pascal?  I'm running into errors that are
> becoming increasingly obscure; I sure could use ITS or sdb about now.
> 
> Any pointers appreciated.
> 
> Tim Born
> ...ihnp4!ihlpg!ihduck

There are a few products that may help.  Two from DataMost Software,
PDQ (Pascal Disk Utility) and Randy Hyde's P-source.

First Byte publishes Bug Off! (tm) a Pascal Debugging System for
Pascal 1.1 & 1.2.

DataMost Software's stuff is more for operating system debugging and
I think it has a P-Code dis-assembler.  I don't know if it is updated
for Pascal 1.2.

Bug Off! (tm) looks like what you want, although it is probably not
as powerful as sdb, it is about as good as you are going to get
on a 64k Apple.  It seems to have all the necessary commands and will
even save the debugging environment for latter retrieval and testing.

Disclammer:
I have never used any of the above products and not associated with any
of the above companies (except maybe for Apple since I own an Apple //e).
Everything above is either a trademark or registered trademark of some
company or other.  And of course, nothing of this has anything to do
with my employer.

L. N. Yourk
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