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From: ma199at@sdcc6.ucsd.edu (L J Cris)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: MacsBug
Summary: APDA has documentation
Keywords: MacsBug, debugger
Message-ID: <6021@sdcc6.ucsd.edu>
Date: 11 Jan 90 07:53:26 GMT
References: <2521@manta.cme.nbs.gov>
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Organization: University of California, San Diego
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In article <2521@manta.cme.nbs.gov>, proctor@cme.nbs.gov (Fred Proctor) writes:
> ...Unfortunately, the Think C documentation doesn't cover how
> to use MacsBug.
> I put it it the System Folder and reboot (hangs up).

Call APDA at 1-800-282-APDA to order the MacsBug Reference manual.
Macsbug should have loaded when it was put in the system folder and
rebooted. You should have seen "MacsBug Installed" under the 
"Welcome to Macintosh" greeting. 
If you aren't then something is wrong. (Not enough memory?)
Once loaded Macsbug has a simple on-line help. Just type help when you
have entered the debugger. You may enter the debugger with the
interrupt button.

-Cris Rys