I hear you can use DDD to debug Java application. It uses jdb behind
the scenes and lets you step through Java methods and such. If you
are talking about debugging Tcl commands written in Tcl that is
another story. If a debugger was written in Tcl (and some like the
Scriptics debugger are), then it might work in Jacl but I have not
tried it.
later
mo
On Thu, 20 May 1999, Thomas McKay wrote:
> Is there a 'gdb'-ish debugger that could be used for Jacl? It would be
> powerful to allow my users to debug (step through and print vars) a tcl
> proc within my application. Any ideas?
>
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