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Debugging in SLIME
From: |
Peter Tury |
Subject: |
Debugging in SLIME |
Date: |
Tue, 05 Jun 2007 16:18:11 GMT |
User-agent: |
Gnus/5.11 (Gnus v5.11) Emacs/22.0.93 (windows-nt) |
Hi,
I asked this in lisp.slime.devel, but I afraid I won't get answer
there, so I ask it here again. Hopefully you can answer too.
Is it possible to run my Common Lisp code step by step "inside Emacs"
(SLIME)? I would like to have something similar for CL what we have
for elisp: when I compile elisp code with C-u C-M-x (eval-defun,
instrumenting for Edebug) and then call it. Then I can "debug" it step
by step.
I saw "debugging" in SLIME means something different (="real
debugging" not including simple "step by step, interactive interpreted
running").
I would like to see the simbols' values during/after the evaluation of
each expression. This way, I hope, I could learn and understand what
happen in cases what are difficult for me now to understand.
I use EmacsW32 (patched, built from v22 CVS) and CLISP.
When I try (step (...)) and :s etc., I don't see what expression is
beeing evaluated. (Maybe it could be "asked" somehow?)
When I use (break) and try v(iew source) I get "Cannot find source for
frame: #<ADDRESS #x0127137C> NIL #<ADDRESS #x01271660>". Maybe the
program versions I use not compatible?
Thanks,
P
- Debugging in SLIME,
Peter Tury <=