Hi Mike, Mike Gran <spk...@yahoo.com> writes:
> -> Step into #<frame a1b2c3d4 #<procedure ... > > IMHO, Unless that hex number can be decoded via some command, it > is just noise. It’s not just noise because it allows you to distinguish, e.g., between same-named procedures. As for frame addresses, it allows you to know whether you’re actually going down the stack or not, for instance (GDB gives that info too.) So I find it quite valuable. Now, perhaps it could be formatted in a more human-readable way? > Also, there is one feature that would make the debugger much > more valuable to me. If, after every ",step" or ",next", it > printed out the filename:line:column, that'd be helpful. I > hacked on it a little, and I think it would be easy to do. +1 > And, if that filename:line:column were delimited by something > unique, for example curly braces, it would then be easy enough > to write an Emacs minor mode to pick up that filename:line:column > from the Geiser or Shell window and automatically center another > window on that file at that source line, the way the GDB GUD mode > does. +1 I think we need input from the Gesier Meister here. :-) Thanks, Ludo’.
