Changes between Version 53 and Version 54 of NewGhciDebugger

Timestamp:

04/09/07 08:28:59 (6 years ago)

Author:

guest

Comment:

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NewGhciDebugger

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-   Suppose we have a breakpoint set somewhere inside the computation done by `foo`, but there are no breakpoints in the computation done by `bar`. When we run this program in GHCi the following things happen:
-    * `foo` gets forked and `foo` and `bar` begin their work
-    * `bar` completes its job and we return to the GHCi prompt (uh oh!)
-    * `foo` eventually hits a breakpoint and attempts to return to the command line, but it can't because we are already there (in the previous step).
+Suppose we have a breakpoint set somewhere inside the computation done by `foo`, but there are no breakpoints in the computation done by `bar`. When we run this program in GHCi the following things happen:
+    - `foo` gets forked and `foo` and `bar` begin their work
+    - `bar` completes its job and we return to the GHCi prompt (uh oh!)
+    - `foo` eventually hits a breakpoint and attempts to return to the command line, but it can't because we are already there (in the previous step).
 
 Now the foo thread is blocked, so we can't witness the breakpoint.
+
+ * foober