Hello,
I wrote several thousands of lines of CAML and
I am now debugging it. I would **really** need the
following 2 items (if they exist somewhere):
1. An editor where I can collapse entire
definitions (by reducing a huge "let x = .... in"
step into a single line). I'd prefer doing it
using a mouse, but emacs shortcuts would
be OK, too.
2. A better debugger than ocamldebug, or a
good trace generation tool
My problem with ocamldebug is that if a certain
value is not used inside a "let" scope, then
I cannot inspect it, even if it is visible in that
scope (of course, maybe I am wrong,
in which case please tell it to me).
So, I am now debugging by inserting print
functions and inspecting the traces. However,
writing such functions by hand is taking a huge
time. Is there some tool allowing me, for instance,
to choose the functions whose calls I want to trace?
(so that the call and its parameters are
automatically logged).
Yours,
Jacky Potop
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