Re: A85: Debuggers for Usgard v1.0


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Re: A85: Debuggers for Usgard v1.0



quick question since I've never even tried to use it, what exactly to
debugger do and how can it help me? :) I thought you had to compile the
program with debugger or something weird like that.

On Wed, 3 Sep 1997, Jimmy Mårdell wrote:

> 82nd Deer wrote:
> > 
> > I'm working on converting Ramdom to Usgard 1.0, and if I do accomplish this
> > feat it will have a SEARCH command (I realized how incredibly easy it would
> > be to put in).  The only thing -- it would need a Relocation function call
> > because Libraries don't exist.
> 
> That's exactly what will be added in Usgard 1.1, so you have to wait for
> it :)
> Shouldn't take many days, since there will be very few changes.
> 
> -- 
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> somewhere!"
> 


				Biya! =)

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