Re: More on debuggers
 

On 11/30/2010 05:09 PM, Richard wrote:
>
> Despite the luminaries here telling us that debuggers are useless and
> that its twice as hard to debug a program as is it is write code
> properly the first time, I thought some of you might enjoy this
>
> http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...0229726822034#
>
> This Stanford lecturer agrees with me : debuggers help you track state
> and force test conditions in a controlled manner. Obviously he's not as
> smart as the people here who claim they prefer to read a print out .....
>

No idea who are you, but I am sorry if we made you feel less smart for
being unable to do everything with a non-full-featured debugging tool.
Greetings.

Re: More on debuggers
 

In article <b53gs7-jp3.ln1@news.newsgroup.cl>,
Magno <marbarand@gmail.com> wrote:
>On 11/30/2010 05:09 PM, Richard wrote:
>>
>> Despite the luminaries here telling us that debuggers are useless and
>> that its twice as hard to debug a program as is it is write code
>> properly the first time, I thought some of you might enjoy this
>>
>> http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...0229726822034#
>>
>> This Stanford lecturer agrees with me : debuggers help you track state
>> and force test conditions in a controlled manner. Obviously he's not as
>> smart as the people here who claim they prefer to read a print out .....
>>
>
>No idea who are you, but I am sorry if we made you feel less smart for
>being unable to do everything with a non-full-featured debugging tool.
>Greetings.

You misspelled "mango".

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Re: More on debuggers
 

On 11/30/2010 09:10 PM, Kenny McCormack wrote:
> In article<b53gs7-jp3.ln1@news.newsgroup.cl>,
> Magno<marbarand@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On 11/30/2010 05:09 PM, Richard wrote:
>>>
>>> Despite the luminaries here telling us that debuggers are useless and
>>> that its twice as hard to debug a program as is it is write code
>>> properly the first time, I thought some of you might enjoy this
>>>
>>> http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...0229726822034#
>>>
>>> This Stanford lecturer agrees with me : debuggers help you track state
>>> and force test conditions in a controlled manner. Obviously he's not as
>>> smart as the people here who claim they prefer to read a print out .....
>>>
>>
>> No idea who are you, but I am sorry if we made you feel less smart for
>> being unable to do everything with a non-full-featured debugging tool.
>> Greetings.
>
> You misspelled "mango".
>

Good one.

Re: More on debuggers
 

In message <b53gs7-jp3.ln1@news.newsgroup.cl>, Magno
<marbarand@gmail.com> writes
>On 11/30/2010 05:09 PM, Richard wrote:
>>
>> Despite the luminaries here telling us that debuggers are useless and
>> that its twice as hard to debug a program as is it is write code
>> properly the first time, I thought some of you might enjoy this
>>
>> http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...0229726822034#
>>
>> This Stanford lecturer agrees with me : debuggers help you track state
>> and force test conditions in a controlled manner. Obviously he's not as
>> smart as the people here who claim they prefer to read a print out .....
>>
>
>No idea who are you, but I am sorry if we made you feel less smart for
>being unable to do everything with a non-full-featured debugging tool.
>Greetings.

You haven't.
You can't.

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