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DEBUGO MONTE COPELAND
DEBUGO REVISION HISTORY
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07SEP94: direct mode, new H config dialog, it prints
17AUG94: handler on object window
16MAY94: /Lb+ also
22APR94: search output with / and ^F
04APR94: remove PM listbox; use GPI on display. REXX fixes
28JAN94: include a REXX sample program for use with Debugo.
10SEP93: cosmetic changes, assertion code out
18JUL93: f-key edits auto-scroll
01JUL93: point and click typing
29JUN93: parser fixes
15JUN93: fix a trap
20APR93: delete off top when listbox fills
04MAR93: REXX
21OCT92: more function keys
09SEP92: hang-on-exit fix
03SEP92: initial placement on OS2TOOLS
INTRODUCTION
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Debugo is PM terminal program especially for use with the OS/2
debug kernel. It makes the debug kernel easier to use.
Perhaps the best feature of Debugo is last-command callback.
There are F-key macros, REXX, and programmable function keys.
Debugo has point-and-click typing. With the mouse, point to an
address or symbolic in the window. Press mouse button two, and
Debugo copies the address or symbolic into your next command.
Debugo formats memory dumps according to C structs you define
using IBM C Set/2 compiler. Throw the /Lb+ switch on the
compiler; it generates a layout file from which Debugo builds a
database. With this database, Debugo can format byte dumps as C
structs. See the online help.
Known bugs are documented in the online help.
Monte Copeland, IBM Boca Raton
(c) Copyright International Business Machines Corporation, 1992, 1994.
All rights reserved.
INSTALLATION
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. ensure you have configured asynchronous device support on the
OS/2 2.x machine which will be the debug terminal. Look in
config.sys for
DEVICE=\OS2\COM.SYS
. If you plan to use Debugo structure dumping, you must
set up the Debugo environment as you would your C compiler.
Ensure there are proper environment settings for
DPATH=
PATH=
INCLUDE=
TMP=
. copy debugo.exe into your PATH
. copy debugo.hlp into your HELP path
. choose a directory from which to start Debugo. Debugo.exe does
not have to be in this directory, but CD into that directory
before starting Debugo. Debugo will use (or create) DEBUGO.INI
in that directory. Rule: Debugo will only use the DEBUGO.INI in
the currently-logged process sub-directory.
. hit Alt-P and enter port, baud rate, and other parameters.
. press F1 for on-line help.