ronald@ecl014.UUCP (Ronald van Eijck) (06/20/91)
Sorry to use bandwith! I have been trying to contact you using email for some time without any luck. Many moons ago you posted an article about a debugging tool you wrote called Guardian Angel. It was an enforcer like utility but had the advantage that it also caught programms accessing free memory. Is this tool available and if so where?? So long, -- +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Ronald van Eijck {eunet!}hp4nl!cbmnlux!ecl014!ronald | | | | We do the impossible at once for a miracle we need a little more time | +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
valentin@btr.BTR.COM (Valentin Pepelea valentin@btr.com) (06/21/91)
In article <ronald.3960@ecl014.UUCP> ronald@ecl014.UUCP (Ronald van Eijck) writes: > >I have been trying to contact you using email for some time without any luck. I have received both your email messages, and replied to both of them. The address ronald@ecl014.UUCP, nor the path uunet!ecl014 are valid. I have tried a myriad of path combinations, without luck. I always reply to email. If you do not receive a reply, it is not because I failed to write, but rather because the net gods have decided to thwart me. :-( >Many moons ago you posted an article about a debugging tool you wrote called >Guardian Angel. It was an enforcer like utility but had the advantage that >it also caught programms accessing free memory. That is correct. This utility is particularly useful for projects in progress, as it can quickly catch a wild pointer that keeps crashing the machine. The enforcer is useful for a program that is nearing completion, as it can let you find bugs that may cause sporadic crashes. >Is this tool available and if so where?? I wrote this program almost a year ago, on company time. Therefore only Commodore has the right to distribute it. Contact CATS to find out how to obtain it. I too would like to find out as it might cut down on my debugging time drastically. As things stand now, it would take me perhaps a week to rewrite that utility. The original took a full month to write. But even if I were to rewrite it, I fear the copyright laws would not allow me to ditribute the newly written version. Valentin -- "An operating system without virtual memory Name: Valentin Pepelea is an operating system without virtue." Phone: (408) 985-1700 Usenet: mips!btr!valentin - Ancient Inca Proverb Internet: valentin@btr.com
ayrjola@hut.fi (Ari Yrj|l{) (06/25/91)
In article <3150@public.BTR.COM> valentin@btr.BTR.COM (Valentin Pepelea valentin@btr.com) writes: >I have received both your email messages, and replied to both of them. The >address ronald@ecl014.UUCP, nor the path uunet!ecl014 are valid. I have tried >a myriad of path combinations, without luck. Try ronald%ecl014@cbm.nl, that should work. (Hi Ronald, haven't got your package yet :-) Commodore Netherlands offers UUCP connections for developers but they seem not to be interested in registering their clients properly so that .UUCP pseudo-domain or some real domain address would work like it should... or something. -- Ari Yrj|l{ Internet: ayrjola@hut.fi / JMT 3B 231b BITNET : LK-AY AT FINHUT / Money talks - 02150 ESPOO UUCP : ..!mcsun!santra!ayrjola / but not to me Finland, Europe VoiceNet: +358-(9)0-468 3088 :/