I made a debugger that draws the state machine of the program
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Re: I made a debugger that draws the state machine of the program
#2source:
https://github.com/r0nk/ward
Re: I made a debugger that draws the state machine of the program
#3That is absolutely awesome. I used to have something like this: a pair of very fast dacs hooked up to the 16 address lines of my computer and another dac hooked up to the databus. It allowed me to look straight into the memory of the machine as the processor was accessing it, quite a powerful tool. Yours is nicer though (and with todays memory size I'd hate to think about the quantity of data that passes in a split second across the bus of a modern pc).
Re: I made a debugger that draws the state machine of the program
#4source: https://github.com/r0nk/ward
I'm slightly saddened that Github doesn't recognize Brainfuck files.
Re: I made a debugger that draws the state machine of the program
#5IIUC, you could probably use KLEE to ease the pain of capturing the state.
Re: I made a debugger that draws the state machine of the program
#6How did you get your terminal to look like that?
Re: I made a debugger that draws the state machine of the program
#7That is absolutely awesome. I used to have something like this: a pair of very fast dacs hooked up to the 16 address lines of my computer and another dac hooked up to the databus. It allowed me to look straight into the memory of the machine as the processor was accessing it, quite a powerful tool. Yours is nicer though (and with todays memory size I'd hate to think about the quantity of data that passes in a split s…
What did they drive?
Re: I made a debugger that draws the state machine of the program
#8Here's one for Python. http://pythontutor.com/ It shows the variables, and allows you to step forward and backward. Great for explaining programming to new people who haven't grokked computing yet.
Re: I made a debugger that draws the state machine of the program
#9what wallpaper is that
Re: I made a debugger that draws the state machine of the program
#10source: https://github.com/r0nk/ward
I'm slightly saddened that Github doesn't recognize Brainfuck files.
Of course it does:
https://github.com/r0nk/ward/blob/master/hello.bf
https://github.com/github/linguist/blob/master/lib/linguist/...
Just not in Ace (their code editor).
It doesn't count it in language statistics, though.