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<H1> How to debug ARSperl </H1>

Because the ARS extension gets loaded into perl dynamically, there
are a few extra steps needed to debug it.  You will need to build a separate
perl installation compiled with debugging turned on.

<H3> Steps </H3>
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<FONT SIZE="+1"> <LI> Configure perl </FONT> <P>
     When perl's Configure script prompts you : <BR>
     <I> What optimizer/debugger flag should be used? </I><BR>
     you should specify -g instead of the default -O. <BR>
     It is also usually a good idea to use perl's built in malloc.
     The will prevent ARSperl from crashing due to malloc/free bugs. <P>
<FONT SIZE="+1"> <LI> Install perl/Install ARSperl </FONT> <P>
     If you're perl install went correctly, ARSperl should automatically
     get compiled with the -g switch.<P>
<FONT SIZE="+1"> <LI> Try it out <BR> </FONT> <P>
     I use gdb (the gnu debugger) for debugging, but others (like dbx) 
     will probably work.  Debugging ARS involves switching between

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  "messageText"   =&gt;  string,
  "usePromptingPane" =&gt; integer (boolean: 0 or 1)
}
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<B>Notes</B>: 
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 <LI>This structure was introduced in ARSperl v1.62.
 <LI>The "messageType" string is mapped from status return values. 
	Typical values are "ok" (which means "note"), "warning",
	"error", and "prompt". Since Remedy uses the AR_STATUS codes
	as message types instead of providing a distinct decoding in the
	API, "0" is translated to "ok" instead of "note".
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Last changes to this page 1 Jun 2000 by jcmurphy<BR>
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