Ed Ream (Madison, WI) submits the Sherlock 2.0 set of debugging tools for Macintosh as CUG volume 462. Longtime CUJ readers may recall earlier incarnations as Sherlock 1.7 for MS-DOS (CUG 355) and Macintosh (CUG 356). Sherlock is a debugging tool different from currently popular interactive debugging tools such as CodeView. Sherlock uses C macro expansion capabilities to implant debugging calls and functions without manual coding. Those calls are enabled/disabled from the command line and removing those calls from the source is also done automatically. Sherlock uses far less memory than a full-size debugger. In addition, Sherlock provides detailed statistics about your program.
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Ed Ream (Madison, WI) submits the Sherlock 2.0 set of debugging tools for Macintosh as CUG volume 462. Longtime CUJ readers may recall earlier incarnations as Sherlock 1.7 for MS-DOS (CUG 355) and Macintosh (CUG 356). Sherlock is a debugging tool different from currently popular interactive debugging tools such as CodeView. Sherlock uses C macro expansion capabilities to implant debugging calls and functions without manual coding. Those calls are enabled/disabled from the command line and removing those calls from the source is also done automatically. Sherlock uses far less memory than a full-size debugger. In addition, Sherlock provides detailed statistics about your program.
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