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From: u-dmfloy%ug.utah.edu@wasatch.UUCP (Daniel M Floyd)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
Subject: Debug techniques. What's your favorite?
Summary: Your input could give you what you want.
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Date: 2 Apr 89 08:07:44 GMT
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I am writing a debuger for a Common LISP software package.
Mostly I am going to implement the ususal trace. However,
if I should happen to have extra time, I could build the
best lisp debugger in the world ... assuming I knew what
a 'best lisp debugger' was. :-))

That is where all of you come in. If you've seen a particularly
clever or useful feature in a debugger I'd like to hear from you.
Also, if you have a wish (or wish list) now would be a good time
for me to hear about that too.

I'm sure all of us will benefit from talking about debugging
techniques as well. 

e-mail if you want. A POST TO THIS NEWSGROUP will probably
stimulate more ideas, avoid some duplications, and benefit
more people. I will post a summary of any e-mail I happen to
get in about one or two weeks.

Dan
  u-dmfloy@ug.utah.edu.UUCP
Dan Floyd
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