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Re: What debugger breakpoint features would you like?
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Neil Jerram |
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Re: What debugger breakpoint features would you like? |
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02 Feb 2002 11:52:46 +0000 |
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>>>>> "Alex" == Alex Shinn <address@hidden> writes:
Alex> Optionally display the full path of the source file and a line number
Alex> whenever the debugger command loop is entered. This would allow
Alex> interaction with GUI debuggers like Emacs to walk through the code for
Alex> you.
Thanks for the idea; but I already had this one :-)
The released guile-debugger does this since version 0.3. (And it
provides the Emacs integration part as well, using an enhanced version
of Neil Van Dyke's giguile.el.)
I've been testing it by doing work in parallel on the Elisp
translator. It's rather nice when the debugger shows an Elisp frame
and Emacs pops up the source code.
The mechanism is only restricted by (rare) places in code reading and
transformation where source properties are lost.
Neil
Re: What debugger breakpoint features would you like?, Alex Shinn, 2002/02/01
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Re: What debugger breakpoint features would you like?, Rob Browning, 2002/02/03