| Title: | Atari ST, TT, & Falcon |
| Notice: | Please read note 1.0 and its replies before posting! |
| Moderator: | FUNYET::ANDERSON |
| Created: | Mon Apr 04 1988 |
| Last Modified: | Tue May 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 1433 |
| Total number of notes: | 10312 |
I am looking for a tracer/debugger/disassembler for the Atari.
In those good ol' cp/m times I used to have something called TRACE80.
This was a tracer (as the names states) and disassembler that allowed
me to dynamically change data to code and vice versa. Even if you
have a very smart disassembler this is neccessary to do some time.
The disassembler gave labels and by a prefix you could tell if this
was code (executable) or a data (nonexecutable) reference.
Preferably one should be able to save the current state of debugging
/tracing/disassembling so one can continue the next day.
Does anyone know about such a thing on the Atari? I'd prefere PD
or shareware but also pointers to commercial products are welcome.
thanks
---markus---
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| 612.1 | Programs | ZUR01::BOLLIGER | Mon Sep 25 1989 05:27 | 11 | |
You will receive a Floppy with the Mail tomorow
With :
CPM-68k Emulator (You need the CPM-68k System-Disk)
Detective (a Reassembler/Dissasembler)
Monst.prg (a Symbolic Debuger Tracer)
Sorry for the Delay of CPM-68k but better late then newer ....
Viele Gruesse FRED
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| 612.2 | Debugger for Atari ST ==> SoftDesign BUG-68K | DIFVUS::THIESS | Mon Sep 25 1989 07:57 | 14 | |
You should try the tool BUG-68K for the Atari-ST developed by SoftDesign M�nchen, Germany. It is distributed as an add-on to Turbo-C for the ST by Borland GmbH M�nchen in combination with the MAS-68K 68030 Macro Assembler development software, but may also be purchased separately. Contact SoftDesign by phone 049-89-1234536. BUG-68K includes a disassembler for all 680x0 processors as well as watch variables, trace, breakpoints, dump, expressions etc. Herbert Thiess >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< | |||||
| 612.3 | DEVPAC-ST is the way to go! | MDCRAB::MCLENDON | Mon Oct 09 1989 17:40 | 19 | |
Dear Markus,
I've tinkered with "loaner" copies of debuggers, and the BEST for
feature and user-friendliness is:
DevPac ST from MichTron
(Who's actually marketing it for HiSoft)
Yeah, it's $85, but worth it! Plenty of sample programs and modules
with the ability to trace an accessory while it's initializing! The
breakpoint and tracing is excellent. If you ever worked with the Atari
800 MAC-65 stuff, this is of equal or better quality! Admittedly, I
played with DevPac for a few sessions of trying to shrink simple C
programs down to size. So, using the -VASM option in MWC (and cleaning
up ITS mess), I got a great .S file!... THEN I bought it! They deserve
the effort that went into this one!
Any questions, contact me direct.
Bruce
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