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Delisle, N.M., Menicosy, D.E., Schwartz, M.D., "Viewing a programming environment as a single tool", SIGPLAN, 19, 5, pp. 49-56. Google
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Software Engineering Notes vol 9 num 3
49 ;;Quote: Magpie is a programming environment that eliminates editor, compiler, and debugger
50 ;;Quote: in Magpie can edited and debug Pascal code at the same time
50 ;;Quote: Magpie detects syntax errors during editing; it recompiles whenever code is modified
50 ;;Quote: a Magpie programmer works with source code and execution state concurrently; combines editing and debugging
50 ;;Quote: in Magpie, whenever an item is selected, descriptive information is displayed in an adjoining pane
54 ;;Quote: Magpie uses compile-on-call; can execute code containing uncompiled procedures
55 ;;Quote: Magpie code under test contains debug hooks for activating debugging functions
55+;;Quote: Magpie activates a debug hook by modifying its first instruction
55+;;Quote: in Magpie debugging, both local and non-local references to a variable use the same debug hook
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