====== debug de Luxe ======

Here's a 2023 December recommendation for lDebug that I recently found: https://forum.vcfed.org/index.php?threads/ldebug-%E2%80%94-%E2%80%9Edebug-de-luxe%E2%80%9D.1245789/

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**Vintage Computer Programming**

**LDebug — „debug de Luxe”!**

    Roger Wilco - Dec 2, 2023 

For all of you interested in x86 assembly programming this newest edition of „debug” may be truly interesting, as being fitted with numerous improvements and add-ons: https://pushbx.org/ecm/download/ldebug.zip</blockquote>

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    pan069 - Dec 6, 2023

Sounds interesting. Is this it?
[[https://pushbx.org/ecm/web/#projects-ldebug|ecm's webbed site]]</blockquote>

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    Roger Wilco - Dec 6, 2023

Yes, she's the main developer right now.</blockquote>

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    VileR - Dec 11, 2023

I've been using [[https://pcdosretro.github.io/enhdebug.htm|DEBUGX/Enhanced Debug]] for a while, seems like the feature set is pretty similar.</blockquote>
 
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    Roger Wilco - Dec 11, 2023

Not quite — Debugx may have „resident” feature set pretty similar, but LDebug gained recently a whole lot of extensions in form of *.ELD files. Just try it!</blockquote>

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