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Simplifying, a debugger (in English: Debugger) is a computer program used to test programs and do your debugging, which consists of finding program errors. As already addressed in the tutorial, in class of 1973, each student received as a result of his work, a listing with the program written in the IPO language and the result obtained in the processing of his program, further generating a memory dump. At the time, in addition to deputting the IPO program, the “debugger” written in Assembler language, also compiled and performed. The IPO program checks the form and the set of instructions (not the logic). Each line of the IPO Coding Sheet should contain one instruction, with the exception of the HALT statement. Submitting your program to a “table test” is a good learning practice and our challenge is. Good studies.
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