SKILL IDE Assistants
The SKILL IDE offers several development tools to help you develop, test, and refine SKILL programs. These are briefly described below.
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Displays breakpoints currently set in your code and lets you change their state or condition.See Program Execution Control. |
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Continually displays the values of variables as you step through the program.See Examining and Modifying Variable Values. |
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Displays functions and their arguments are listed in the order in which they were called. See Examining the Call Stack. |
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Displays the class inheritance hierarchy of the classes used in your SKILL code. See Class Inheritance Relationships. |
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Displays the method trees of generic functions. See Using the Method Browser Assistant. |
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Helps you examine SKILL code for possible errors that go undetected during normal testing. See Efficiency Improvement of SKILL Code. |
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Displays the abstract and syntax statements for all SKILL/SKILL++ elements like classes, functions, and methods. See Using the Finder Assistant. |
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Displays the calling trees and definitions of user-defined functions. See Using the Code Browser Assistant. |
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Helps you check the time and the memory consumption of your SKILL programs. See SKILL Profiler Assistant. |
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Helps you examine your code, including evaluated expressions, as you step through the program statements. See Using the Step Result Assistant. |
Related Topics
Managing SKILL IDE Tool Assistants
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