#metacircular — Public Fediverse posts
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New in Squeak 6.1:
The #debugger now has a byteCode mode that lets you explore the execution of methods on the level of single instructions.
You can view the internal byte codes and literals of each method on the stack, step through them byte per byte, and inspect or modify the stack variables of the current context.
Through the new Simulate button, you can even directly debug the interpretation of the next instruction in Squeak's #metacircular context simulator.
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New in Squeak 6.1:
The #debugger now has a byteCode mode that lets you explore the execution of methods on the level of single instructions.
You can view the internal byte codes and literals of each method on the stack, step through them byte per byte, and inspect or modify the stack variables of the current context.
Through the new Simulate button, you can even directly debug the interpretation of the next instruction in Squeak's #metacircular context simulator.
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New in Squeak 6.1:
The #debugger now has a byteCode mode that lets you explore the execution of methods on the level of single instructions.
You can view the internal byte codes and literals of each method on the stack, step through them byte per byte, and inspect or modify the stack variables of the current context.
Through the new Simulate button, you can even directly debug the interpretation of the next instruction in Squeak's #metacircular context simulator.
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New in Squeak 6.1:
The #debugger now has a byteCode mode that lets you explore the execution of methods on the level of single instructions.
You can view the internal byte codes and literals of each method on the stack, step through them byte per byte, and inspect or modify the stack variables of the current context.
Through the new Simulate button, you can even directly debug the interpretation of the next instruction in Squeak's #metacircular context simulator.
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New in Squeak 6.1:
The #debugger now has a byteCode mode that lets you explore the execution of methods on the level of single instructions.
You can view the internal byte codes and literals of each method on the stack, step through them byte per byte, and inspect or modify the stack variables of the current context.
Through the new Simulate button, you can even directly debug the interpretation of the next instruction in Squeak's #metacircular context simulator.