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In article <hbrinch.0245@icoast.UUCP>, hbrinch@icoast.UUCP (henrik brinch) writes:
>As I'm developing using DevPac2.08 on an Amiga 3000-25-100 I would like
>to know if there's anybody out there, who have GenAm working perfectly
>using single-stepping (on A3000) ?  Because when I single-step, the adress-
>indicator doesn't move!  It's the same when I run it on Kick1.3 as on Kick2.0!

I'm using DevPac fine on a 2500/030 ( effectively same as 3000 ), but I 
know that the early ( 2.0 ) version of Monam2 barfed on 030's. Monam2
2.05 ( which is what I'm currently using ) works fine - so check the
version number on monam ( as genam and monam have their own, independent
version numbers ) and get onto hisoft for an upgrade if need be.

I've also had a look at a beta-release of DevPac-pro, which is a full
030 version of Genam (fpu support, all 030 extensions - very very nice ),
unfortunately Monam hasn't had any work done on it yet ( apart from the dual
machine debugging ) but hopefully the final version of it will support the 
030/881/851 too ( as in be able to disassemble fpu code and view fpu regs )

hang in there - DevPac is _still_ the best integrated m/c development system!

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