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arun85
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Hi,
I am coding COBOL program in NT environment (not in a mainframe).... We use Fujitsu compiler to compile it... But we don't have a proper debugger to debug programs... Could anybody suggest a COBOL debugger (that exists) which can be used to run in NT environment? |
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mtaylor
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| With OpenCobol you can use the gnu gdb debugger. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
You could add some diagnostic code to the program and remove/comment it later.
I have used DISPLAY on every compiler i've ever used. . .
Might not be elegant, but always works. . . |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Hope this link have a hint and hopefully, I don't breack the Forum rules by giving that link... |
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Terry Heinze
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| As Dick mentioned, DISPLAY existed long before other debugging techniques and is still used when appropriate. In addition, the WITH DEBUGGING MODE clause of the SOURCE-COMPUTER paragraph makes it very easy to enable/disable your DISPLAY statements. |
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