Multilingual debugging with the SWAT high-level debugger

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Multilingual debugging with the SWAT high-level debugger

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Foundations of Software Engineering archive
Proceedings of the ACM SIGSOFT/SIGPLAN software engineering symposium on High-level debugging table of contents

Pages: 180 - 189

Year of Publication: 1983

ISBN:0-89791-111-3

Author

James R. Cardell

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SIGSOFT: ACM Special Interest Group on Software Engineering

Publisher

ACM New York, NY, USA

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ABSTRACT

The SWAT (TM)debugger, Data General Corporation's Source Language Debugger, is an interactive, high-level, symbolic debugging tool. It offers its users a full complement of standard high-level debugging features with a simple command format modeled after that of Data General's AOS and AOS/VS operating system Command Line Interpreter. Multilingual capability was a primary design goal and this has resulted in the benefits of both wide user acceptance and product extensibility. This paper presents a summary of SWAT functionality and relates some of the experience of adding support for Data General Information Systems Division's recently announced AOS/VS Pascal and AOS/VS C languages.

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	1	"The ECLIPSE MV/8000 (R) Principles of Operation", Data General Publication No. 014-000648-01, June, 1981.
	2	"SWAT (TM) Debugger User's Manual", Data General Publication No. 093-000258-01, May, 1982. pp. 140-142.
	3	Johnson, M. S., "Some Requirements for Architectural Support of Software Debugging", SIGPLAN Notices, 17:4, April, 1982.