[Haskell] ANNOUNCE: buddha version 1.2 released
Bernard James POPE
bjpop at cs.mu.OZ.AU
Fri May 28 04:23:41 EDT 2004
Announcing buddha version 1.2
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www.cs.mu.oz.au/~bjpop/buddha
New in this release:
- a completely new transformation algorithm
- colour output
- "dot" graphs of the call-graph and of values (shows sharing)
(i.e. pretty pictures)
- improved call-graph browsing
- the command line is based on readline which provides nice
editing facilities
- a new build system using autoconf and automake which makes it
much easier to package
- C pre-processor support
- an "observe" command that can show you all the calls to a
given function or constant
- the interface is more configurable than before
- a debian package
Support for the 5.x series of GHC has been dropped.
Sadly there is still no support for hierarchical modules (sorry).
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Buddha is a declarative debugger for Haskell 98. It is based on program
transformation and works with GHC 6.x.
Buddha offers a declarative debugging algorithm and a browsing mechanism.
It is useful for finding logical errors in programs and for exploring
computations in a high-level manner.
The interface is designed to be simple to use, and may be an ideal aid
for teaching Haskell.
Version 1.2 is known to work on GNU/linux/x86, GNU/linux/alpha,
Darwin, FreeBSD, solaris/x86.
It does not (as far as I know) work on Windows.
Buddha is released under the GPL license.
Enjoy,
Bernie.
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