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From: geoff@burl.UUCP (geoff)
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Subject: assembly level debuggers for the apple IIe
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Date: Wed, 27-Mar-85 09:20:24 EST
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Posted: Wed Mar 27 09:20:24 1985
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I have been programming in assembly language recently and debugging what I
write is becoming increasingly painful.  Inserting brk's in the monitor works
okay as long as the problem occurs on the first iteration of a loop, but
subsequent iterations can't be checked so easily.  Does anyone out there know
of a good assembly level debugger?  As a minimum it should have single step,
trace, and simple breakpoints (I know they had to take something from the rom
to add the auto-start capability, but why, oh why, did they take ss and trace?).

	thanks a lot,
		geoff sherwood

(I doubt it would matter, but I use the AZTEC as65 assembler from MANX)