singer@endor.harvard.edu (Rich Siegel) (06/14/88)
debugger for fast development * Precompiled headers for maximum compilation speed * Support for routines in Inside Macintosh volumes 1-5 * inline 68020 and 68881 support * new documentation The most exciting of the new features is the source-level debugger. It lets you set breakpoints, trace execution line by line or function by function, examine and modify variables, arrays, and structs while the program is running. THINK C will run with one megabyte of memory, however, to use the source level debugger you'll need at least two megabytes and MultiFinder. All registered users can upgrade to version 3.0 for $69 plus shipping costs. The new version will read projects built with version 2.01 or later directly. If you purchased LightspeedC after February 1, 1988, your upgrade is free. With your update order, include a copy of your dated sales receipt or purchase order with your request, along with a check to cover shipping costs. Send upgrade orders to: Symantec Corp. Customer Service Dept. THINK's LightspeedC 3.0 Upgrade 10201 Torre Ave. Cupertino, CA 95014 In your order, please supply your name, company, address, phone number, LightspeedC registration number, and a check or money order for the costs. NO CREDIT CARD OR PURCHASE ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Also note that UPS will not deliver to PO Box addresses. When ordering your upgrade, please specify your shipping preference: UPS Ground - $3.50 UPS Second Day Air - $5.50 Please allow two to four weeks for processing of your order. You have any questions about the upgrade process, please call (408) 446-9994. If you have not registered your copy of LightspeedC, send in your original registration card or original LightspeedC system disk, along with your name, company, address, phone number, and check or money order to the above address. To avoid delay, we recommend placing your upgrade order as soon as possible. Diana Bury Language Products Manager Rich Siegel Quality Assurance Technician THINK Technologies Division, Symantec Corp. Internet: singer@endor.harvard.edu UUCP: ..harvard!endor!singer Phone: (617) 275-4800 x305
jts@demon.siemens.com (Jim Sasaki) (06/14/88)
In article <4759@husc6.harvard.edu> singer@endor.UUCP (Rich Siegel) writes: > .... THINK C will run with one megabyte of memory, however, to use the source > level debugger you'll need at least two megabytes and MultiFinder. Two (!) meg? Groan, sigh. Okay, I give up! I was going to wait until memory prices started dropping, but between this and FullWrite, I guess I'd better start saving up now, instead. Source level debugging is hard to resist! Jim Sasaki (jts@siemens.com, ...princeton!siemens!jts) -------------------- Any opinions above are my own and not necessarily those of Siemens RTL, for whom I consult.