Hello,

one feature of ocaml that is very useful also is the ability to trace 
some functions in the toplevel. When debugging code, I usually start by 
tracing some functions and if it doesn't work, I use the debugger. I 
specially like the ability to go backwards as it really helps tracking 
down exception raising points. Just let it run until the exception is 
raised and step backwards to examine the environment just before it is 
raised.

But I agree with some previous posters that I seldom use it because my 
code usually simply works :-)

Cheers,

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Pierre Boulet

<http://www.lifl.fr/~boulet/>
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