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From: "Chris Sparks (Mr. Ada)" <sparks@AISF.COM>
Subject: Re: GNAT exception traceback
Date: 1997/06/19
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Rober Dewar says:

> Nope, the DOS version does not provide tracebacks. As I have mentioned
> before, it is possible to always run under GDB, and to do it in a
> pretty transparent manner. What the DOS version provides is some
> scripts to make this process pretty transparent (obviously pretty
> successful, since Chris thinks the DOS version *does* have
> tracebacks), and yes, this approach can be used on any release.

Who would be the contact to get help on this scripting system?  I may
want to perform a similar effort to get Linux to do the same.

Chris Sparks