Help to name the openMSX debugger!

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By Konamito

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20-08-2005, 01:07

OMSX-debugger

By BiFi

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20-08-2005, 09:12

[D-Bugger] -- could be family of mine Tongueyeah you wish Tongue

By andete

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20-08-2005, 10:52

openmsx-debugger

By arnold_m

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20-08-2005, 19:07

(openmsx) Tweezers;
a tool for removing splinters must be great for removing programming errors as well, and I like the combination of Catapult and Tweezers, both names suit the programs without being merely descriptive. Besides both items at least vaguely resemble a letter "Y".

(openmsx) Cowbell;
Someone in the openMSX developer team insists that openMSX needs more cowbell, isn't the lack of a debugger the only significant deficiency in openMSX?

By AuroraMSX

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20-08-2005, 23:39

(openmsx) Cowbell;
Someone in the openMSX developer team insists that openMSX needs more cowbell, isn't the lack of a debugger the only significant deficiency in openMSX?

ROFL! LOL!

By SKiLLa

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21-08-2005, 01:18

with or without the preceding 'OpenMSX':

BugBuster

IDAFIX - Interactive Debugger AFfFIX
ANDROID - A New D]ebugger Run On Information Deficiency
BEAN - BugReport Environment And Debugger
D.O.O.M. - Debug On OpenMSX
D.O.O.M. - Debugger Of Open MSX
DORK - Debug OpenMSX Real Keen
ORBID - OpenMSX Realtime/Runtime Bug Interrupt Daemon/Debugger

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By [D-Tail]

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21-08-2005, 03:02

I thought 'Tweezers' sounded nice ;-)

By Edwin

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21-08-2005, 10:49

D.O.O.M.

LOL! Not exactly what you want to hear when you start debugging. Big smile

By dvik

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21-08-2005, 11:03

What about "openMSX Debugger" Maybe a bit boring but its a pretty good description.

By turbor

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22-08-2005, 12:14

I would go for 'openMSX Debugger' or for short 'openDebugger'.

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