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DEET

DEET. According to the paper on it, it’s awesome!. Desktop Error Elimination Tool is a debugger for ANSI C and Java Machine-independent, graphical, programmable, distributed, extensible, and probably many other buzzwords that are awesome Can be extended using TCL or shell code

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DEET

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  1. DEET According to the paper on it, it’s awesome!

  2. Desktop Error Elimination Tool is a debugger for ANSI C and Java • Machine-independent, graphical, programmable, distributed, extensible, and probably many other buzzwords that are awesome • Can be extended using TCL or shell code • There is a nub API for Java as well as a version layered above gdb Abstract

  3. Nubs provide facilities for communicating with the debugger and controller the target • Nubs are designed to be as small as possible still being useful • Nubs already exist for Java and C, and it is possible to use GDB as a nub Nubs

  4. DEET’s front end runs on any machine with tksh, which includes all UNIX variants and Windows • DEET doesn’t have all the features offered by other debuggers such as GDB • DEET is simpler than those debuggers, DEET is about 1500 lines compared to GDB’s 150,000 lines and DDD’s 90,000 lines • DEET can be found at http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~jlk/deet/ Availability

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