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Conference hydra::amiga_v1

Title:	AMIGA NOTES
Notice:	Join us in the NEW conference - HYDRA::AMIGA_V2
Moderator:	HYDRA::MOORE

Created:	Sat Apr 26 1986
Last Modified:	Wed Feb 05 1992
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	5378
Total number of notes:	38326

1444.0. "demo of lattice Source Debugger available on enet" by MVCAD3::BAEDER (D. Scott DTN 237-2961 SHR1-3/E19) Sat May 28 1988 23:30

    I also uploaded a demo of a source level debugger for lattice (the
    say will work with other things like asm, but didn't check...
    
    demo has the "go" feature disabled, but does "single-step" so you
    can at least get the feel for it...its only 39.95, so may be worth
    getting, but I'll be so busy over the next month, it will have to
    wait...other comments???
    
    by the way, the readme file isnt too clear, but I finally figured
    out it would display code, set breaks (if you clikc on the number
    of the line!!), and single step...
    
    	mvcad3::user0:[amiga.arc]ldebug.arc
    
    scott.

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
1444.1		COUGAR::SMCAFEE	Steve McAfee	`Tue May 31 1988 09:20`	9
	I had no idea this was so close to completion. Can't wait to try out the demo. Is the $39.95 version available at the dealers yet? Lattice-BBS? Thanks, steve mcafee
1444.2		LDP::MCCARTHY	That's a mighty humble bumble!	`Tue May 31 1988 12:19`	6
	I don't think that this is Lattice's source level debugger. I think this is being done by another company. I could be wrong. Does anyone have the commercial version? Is anyone getting it? Mike
1444.3	from LogiComp Software	WJG::GUINEAU		`Tue May 31 1988 12:30`	52
	No, I don't think it's from Lattice. Looks like it's from LogiComp Software. Here is the beginning of the README file from the ARC file: Readme file for LDebug demo: March, 1988 LDebug from LogiComp Software a debugger supporting the Lattice AmigaDos C compiler version 4.0 and earlier Lattice is a registered trademark of Lattice, Inc. While LDebug supports the Lattice C compiler, is not limited to use only on Lattice C compiled programs, it may also be used as an aid for the assembly language programmer. To purchase your copy of LDebug, send $39.95 + $4.00 shipping and handling to: LogiComp Software 4010 Woods Blvd. Lincoln, NE. 68502 Ph. (402) 423-6768 You will recieve the most recent release of LDebug, a detailed manual and be placed on a mailing list for future product announcements and updates. This demo lets you see what LDebug can do. It allows you to load your program and trace by individual source line or 68000 instruction. I can't wait to try it myself! John
1444.4	very curious	AITG::WISNER	Disconnect before disconnecting connecting connectors	`Wed Jun 01 1988 17:46`	4
	How does it know which machine instructions correspond to which source lines?? Does the Lattice compiler generate such reference information (for future use by their own debugger?)? Does LDebug parse a listing file?
1444.5	It's in there!	TLE::RMEYERS	Randy Meyers	`Thu Jun 02 1988 02:27`	7
	Re: .4 When -d is used to turn on debugging, Lattice does put a line number map into the object file. The Lattice utility omd can read an object file and the original source file to produce a listing where each line of the source code is followed by the instructions generated for that line.