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From: mfeldman@seas.gwu.edu (Michael Feldman)
Subject: Re: GNAT debugger.
Date: 1996/10/21
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Date: 1996-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
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In article <dewar.845590880@merv>, Robert Dewar <dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu> wrote:
>Gary asks

>"        Is there a graphical or command based debugger for gnat which allows
>inspection of and stepping though ada code. For example the borland turbo
>c++ debugger allows you to step through each line of code and displays
>the values stored in variables as your code changes. It doesnt need to look
>as good as the turbo interface.

>The answer to your first question is yes, DDD, a freely available
>GUI front end for GDB.

Having just checked the web site for DDD, I reconfirmed that DDD seems
to be a wonderful debugger front end _if_ you happen to have an
X-based terminal lying around. It depends on C++ and Motif. Don;t 
expect this to work on your Win 95 or DOS box. Linux is possible.

Mike Feldman