[hatari-devel] Execution history debugger command
Nicolas Pomarède
npomarede at corp.free.fr
Tue May 31 23:51:02 CEST 2011
Le 31/05/2011 23:11, Eero Tamminen a écrit :
>> PS : for those who haven't tried it, just download Steem debug from
>> Steem website and simply run it with Wine if you use Linux or OSX.
>
> I don't like binary blobs, could you mail a screenshot of it and tell what
> exactly in it is nice?
No, seriously, not again, you already asked me for this :)
Honestly, there's no blobs in Steem, just a zip archive with some
predefined directories ; unzip, run "wine Steem.exe", can't be much easier.
Doing screenshots won't help, there's too many functionalities to
describe ; you need to use it to get an idea of what it does, I think
the real strength is that everything can be done with the UI in a self
explanatory way (I don't have anything against CLI, but Monst or Steem
UI are really much easir to use ; combining Hatari's debuger with such
UI would be a great match)
Regarding the UI toolkit, I don't think QT would be such a bad choice ;
at least it's really supported on Windows/Linux/OS X and features all
the functionnalities of modern toolkit and can be themed to integrate
with the user's computer.
Also, maybe the debuger's UI could be built in hatari (in a kind of
"gui-qt" directory for example). It has the advantage of not requiring
external sockets or things like that (as it's currently the case with
python's one)
Nicolas
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