NeD: The Network Extensible Debugger
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_ N9D is a debugging server with a programmable network interface. NeD is designed to be flexible and extensible enough to support a wide range of debugging needs. Debugging clients communicate with NeD by sending it programs to execute. The programming language, NeDtcl, is tcl[l] extended with 30 debugging specifrc functions. NeD can be usea as a traditional debugger with a textual interface, but the user would frnd the language cumbersome. It is designed to be convenient for communication between programs, rather than between program and user. As a demonstration of NeD's viability as a debugging server, the pdb[2] debugger has been retargeted to use NeD as its server.
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