Ah, scrap that. I was able to make the example work in the interactive prompt. But I am still not able to make it run with running
poly --use my_file.sml Is there any reason this should not work? Is there a difference in how code is executed when it is "used" instead of typed by hand into the interpreter? I would like to be able to script the debugging, and it would be very helpful to be able to run it fully automated from the command line without emulating input. Regards, Morten On Thu, Nov 5, 2020 at 7:07 PM Morten Olsen Lysgaard <mor...@lysgaard.no> wrote: > Hi. > I have tried so evaluate the available debuggers for standard ML and as > far as I can see the only one available is the poly/ml interactive debugger. > > It is documented here: > https://www.polyml.org/documentation/Tutorials/Debugging.html > > I have tried to run the example in the linked documentation but I am not > getting any sensible feedback. The shell seems to hang when I run the line > > > addList 0 [(1,2), (3, 4)]; > > and no debug prompt shows up. > I have tried to enter the example line by line into the interactive shell > as well as putting it in a .sml file and running it with > > poly --use my_file.sml > > The same thing happens in both. The shell hangs and no debug prompt shows > up. > > I am running the standard poly/ml from the Ubuntu-provided .deb package > available on Ubuntu 20.04 > > Do you have any suggestions to what I might be doing wrong? > > Regards, Morten >
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