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Ocaml, a practical functional language?
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Peng Zang
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Luca de Alfaro
- Ulf Wiger (TN/EAB)
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Luca de Alfaro
- Richard Jones
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Peng Zang
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| From: | Ulf Wiger (TN/EAB) <ulf.wiger@e...> |
| Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] Ocaml, a practical functional language? |
Luca de Alfaro skrev: > And where else can you find a debugger that can execute code > (or give you the impression it does) backwards? > This is invaluable when trying to find things like where an > exception is thrown: you simply run the code until it exits > throwing the exception, then you back off a few steps until > you find what is throwing the exception and why. FWIW, Omnis has had this since the early 90's. http://www.omnis.net/products/studio/index.html?detail=whyomnis (I think that's the successor of the Omnis 5 and 7 that I used back then.) I can certainly vouch for the amazing utility of such debugging. It is priceless! I didn't know Ocaml could do that. BR, Ulf W