[Coco] C debbuging system?

[Barry Nelson]

I believe I have recovered most if not all of the article from Google's web cache. I posted what I could recover here: http://star2.abcm.com/bugs_nevermore
Please let me know if I missed anything.

> Stephen H. Fischer SFischer1 at Mindspring.com 
> Tue Jun 14 22:41:35 EDT 2016
> 
> Unfortunately that post has been deleted, I did not understand that I needed to save my posts. Perhaps if you ask the owner of http://www.tandycoco.com/forum/ he might be able to find it in an old archive. It might still be online, but I was unable to find it a few months ago and just now. It has most of the article scanned and partially OCRed. I could do a better job today with the tools I have. But no time currently. Printed Magazine is in my hand.
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> Computer Language February 1996, "Bugs Nevermore!" by Thomas D. Webb. Google found a sample program:
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> http://www.pcorner.com/list/C/CLMDEBUG.ZIP/DRIVER.C/ 
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> What I created had none of the MSDOS features in the article, but it still was useful.
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> See SHF80 on my website http://home.mindspring.com/~sfischer1/  (80T 2S DNS=3)
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> The "DEBUG" folder has the source (if my printed HDirect listing is current, but it has some notes that other files were moved.) My memory of 1989 "C" debugging is that I do not want to go there again. I have purchased too many Borland products with great debugging tools. If I remember what program still has the debugging statements in it I will tell you. Perhaps the "SORT" program on the same disk which is K&R's SortMerge. Painfully slow as the person who asked for it discovered only when he tried to use it. All SortMerges are very slow. 
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> I wrote all my scripts for Shellplus 2.1a, that one may run on NitrOS-9's native shell. (Sorry no, it requires "ECHO ...\c" that was on Delphi / C$S. ) I also have one script that cannot be run without writing a new (Display, Echo, or ...) Command and replacing what is on NitrOS-9.
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> The w.s script calls windows.s, I do not know if passing variables to scripts is working.
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> For the real understanding of windows.s you need to see the windowing section of the OS-9 Level-II manual. It might be online in the NitrOS-9 documentation.
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> Robert's method is more friendly. When I wrote windows.s what he used was not invented yet. (I actually have a Decimal / Hex / Octal HP calculator.)
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> SHF