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Source Level Debugger for BenchMark Modula 2 (from the flier)
Source Window: Displays the source code for a program and tracks the
current program position. Set or Clear break points by using the mouse
to select statements.
Symbolic Data Window: Examine the current contents of procedure and
module variables in the high-level form in which they were defined.
Memory Window: Browse through memory in one of many useful display
formats. Display formats include floating point, character, string and
number.
Disassembly Window: Displays the assembly language instructions of the
program and tracks the current program position. Set or clear break
points by using the mouse to select instructtions.
Register Window: Examine the contents of the CPU registers and the
status flags.
Procedure Call Chain Window: Displays a list of procedures which have
been called. Use the mouse to select a procedure to be examined.
Module List Window: Provides a list of the modules contained in the
porgram. Use th mouse to select a module to be examined.
Break Point Window: Displays a list of the break points which have been
set at various points in the program.
Information Window: Displays information from system lists including
message ports, resident libraries, devices, tasks and resources.
Directory Window: Allows files to be selected using the mouse rather
than typing in the filename.
Complete Customization: Open as many windows as you wish, adjust the
colors until they are perfect, setup the options and then dsave the
entire debugger configuration to a file.
Execution Control: YOu havew complete control over the execution of
your program at the Modula-2 or Assembly Language level. Single step
one statement at a time, run at full speed until a break point is
encountered or run at slow speed to monitor the actions of your
program.
PostMortem Debugging: It's almost like having two debuggers in one.
By using a module included in the package you can debug a program which
has actually stopped due to a fatal error. Examine and change the
variables of the program and then continue execution.
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It looks like a pretty complete package. I was wondering if anyone has
used it?
For further information contact:
Avant-Garde Software
2213 Woodburn
Plano, Texas 75075 U.S.A.
(214) 964-0260
I am not affliated with Avant-Garde but do own their compiler and am
interested in products to enhance the compiler.
Hope this all is helpful,
David
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