Small clarification. The Linz Oberon system is in fact Oberon V4. This is the version of Oberon that most closely resembles the original Oberon system. ETH used to actively support it, but these days all of the work there is System 3/ Active Oberon. Linz has done some nice enhancements to V4 Oberon including a pretty good post-mordem debugger. (System 3 had one in the previous version, but it didn't port to "PlugIn" Oberon for some reason). I've used the program slicer tool and it's really nice. I've got both System 3 Plugin Oberon and Linz Oberon V4 loaded on my machine. Regards, John M. Drake --- Jacques Eloff <eloff@cs.sun.ac.za> wrote:

Hi

The only Slicing Tool I know was created at Linz a few years ago (by Christopher Stiendl) and only works for Oberon-2. As far as I know it won't run under System 3 (native, blue bottle, etc) because the Oberon systems developed at Linz does not use gadgets, but their own interface extensions. The url for the tool is:

http://www.ssw.uni-linz.ac.at/Research/Projects/ProgramSlicing/

It seems they've got a Oberon system that must be downloaded to get the tool to work. I've never used this tool, so I can't really help any further.

Regards

-- Jacques Eloff Department of Computer Science University of Stellenbosch http://www.cs.sun.ac.za/~eloff -- Oberon@inf.ethz.ch mailing list for ETH Oberon and related systems http://www.lists.inf.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/oberon

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