EnBug is useful for when you have to fix a DOS or Windows machine with no or broken networking, and no CD or no available media (and in my case, neither terminal program would upload with [XYZ]modem). Use a terminal program to dial into a box with a shell account, use lynx or wget to fetch EnBug and the required files, EnBug them and log/capture the output to the local disk (lack of 8-bit-clean is fine), run debug, redirecting input from the captured text file. Debug then re-creates the original files. Large files are split and must be recombined with COPY /B 1file+2file+3file file.
Re: utopia > A super intelligent compiler would replace f(3) to the value 6. > > That's the utopia. DEC ForTran did this in 1980. Friend was benchmarki...
--long-help? --full-help? --war-and-peace? Fine and good, but before you get too carried away I'd like to see published conventions for getting full or specific kinds of help. I'd also l...
New projects > Plus, we don't need more Python > projects per se, but more *useful* > software, preferrably written in Python > :-) I really don't need another MP3 > ca...
Re: Indentation sux > I was enthusiastic about Python for a > little while after it came out. Then I > lost about two days work tracing down > bugs after a text editor accident me...
Re: newbus architecture > Compare this > to the linux kernel where there are no > such promises of compatibility and > drivers are written on a very adhoc > basis. Compar...
A portable, cross-platform, command-line logic analyzer program that supports various logic analyzers.