Today I saw an Amiga debugger with the ability to set a time interval (e.g. 1 second) between each instruction, so that the code run, but at a slow pace so you can see how your code is behaving.
Somehow it gives a better insight into the flow of your code than stepping through it manually.
I know it is almost the same as pressing a button for each step, but the ability to completely detach and watch your code execute suddenly seemed extremely valuable.
I have not found a similar setting in Vice or in C64Debugger.
Today I saw an Amiga debugger with the ability to set a time interval (e.g. 1 second) between each instruction, so that the code run, but at a slow pace so you can see how your code is behaving.
Somehow it gives a better insight into the flow of your code than stepping through it manually.
I know it is almost the same as pressing a button for each step, but the ability to completely detach and watch your code execute suddenly seemed extremely valuable.
I have not found a similar setting in Vice or in C64Debugger.