🚀 go-pugleaf

I am trying to use CSD with MWC and not only am I prevented from running
CSD from my favorite shell (Gulam)! but it keeps craping out on me!
I am still working on UUPC and I want to set a tracepoint on a line of
code in dcpsys.c.  First I use F1 to search for a string that I know is
in dcpsys.c (I can't find it listed how to go straight to a particular
file -- Personally, I think the documentation is the worst that I have
seen come out of MWC!!!).  After I find the string I used F3 to set a 
tracepoint.  Now when I run it, either using F4 ^<- (reload and restart)
or F4 F3 (run tracepoint), the thing bombs with "Can't open dcpsys.c".

Obviously, MWC CSD opened dcpsys to set the tracepoint but what I can't
understand is why isn't it closing it?  Am I doing somthing wrong or
is my furor justifiably aimed at MWC!  I generally like their compiler
but this has got me pissed to no end.  I already dislike MSH and I've
had some complaints about their MAKE system, If crap likes this keeps
up, I'm going to dump the whole system, buy a PC, and use the Borland
systems!  Why can't we have a debugger as nice as theirs!  D*mnit, its
better than dbxtool on the Sun!!!

Can somebody help me!?!  Pleeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaasssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
-c
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