Re: Debugging in LSP (was: Re: LSP Status?)

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From: Richard Siegel
Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1988 14:09

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>While the LS Pascal debugger is famous, I do not find myself using Pascal for
>my development. The problem is that the LS-P environment isn't after all
>equal to the real environment that a program runs in. LS C comes much closer
>to the normal mac program environment (Of course there's the extra resource
>file and a lot of extra resources).


	Can you qualify that? I do all of my programming in Lightspeed Pascal, and my 
current project (a Mac application that weighs in at 15,000 lines of source 
and 160K of compiled code plus resources) works identically under the 
environment and as a standalone application. In the cases that it hasn't, I've 
been able to trace it to my own bugs.

		--Rich

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From: rs4u+@andrew.cmu.edu (Richard Siegel)
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Subject: Re: Debugging in LSP (was: Re: LSP Status?)
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Date: 22 Feb 88 14:09:43 GMT
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