In IBasic, we'd write STOP which would emit a INT 3 instruction (breakpoint exception). But STOP doesn't look like a command in Aurora (doesn't highlight, at least) and other debuggers just have you mark a breakpoint and stop when it gets there.
So I was just wondering, how will we signal a debug breakpoint, and if a better debugger will be included. It'd be much more useful if variables could be included in the debug info.
Yeh i would love to see variables in the debug. Ive needed to be able to do it so many times.
Lewis
If you code right the first time, you wouldn't need a debuggerÂÃ, :o
Seriously, I would like to see some good error-handling capability. I learn by mistakes, which is why I'm so smartÂÃ, :D