[9fans] acme/acid integration ...

[9fans] acme/acid integration ...

[6o205zd02]

I could swear I remember reading about someone writing some tools that made it possible to use acme as a "gui" for acid, but my searches haven't come up with anything concrete.  I was thinking about trying to do something analogous for a different debugger in P9P, and as hoping I could get some insights into how to begin by looking at the acme/acid work.

Is my memory completely fabricated?  If not, does anyone know where I can find the code?

    thanks,
    Peter Canning

Re: [9fans] acme/acid integration ...

[Tharaneedharan Vilwanathan]

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Hi,

If I am right, this thought is presented somewhere at the end of acid (or
acme?) paper. I asked Phil about this in a meeting. I remember he said he
was not convinced about acme being acid's front end.

Someone may know more/better.

That apart, I think it is not too difficult to get the basic things
working. IMHO, acme's simplicity comes as a hinder after some point for
anything grand. I have tried acme as front end for some of my tasks. Also,
I would like to point that I love acme and I have used it aggressively.

Regards
dharani

On Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 8:34 PM, <6o205zd02@sneakemail.com> wrote:

> I could swear I remember reading about someone writing some tools that
> made it possible to use acme as a "gui" for acid, but my searches haven't
> come up with anything concrete.  I was thinking about trying to do
> something analogous for a different debugger in P9P, and as hoping I could
> get some insights into how to begin by looking at the acme/acid work.
>
> Is my memory completely fabricated?  If not, does anyone know where I can
> find the code?
>
>    thanks,
>    Peter Canning
>
>

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