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A design and prototyping of an object-oriented program debugger

This paper introduces our design and prototyping of a debugger for an object-oriented programming language Object-Oriented CHILL. CHILL is a high level language recommended by CCITT(ITU-T). CHILL has been extended to Object-Oriented CHILL for adoption of object-orientedness. Besides basic facilities for general debugging, Object-Oriented CHILL Debugger(OOCD) provides facilities for showing information of object types(modes), inheritance, visibilities, dynamic binding. Since our implementation is based on the translator, therefore, the additional considerations such as investigating original line numbers for source level debugging are supported.