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    GObject reference counting debugger. A tool to help track down hard to find reference counting bugs in GObject, GTK and Gnome programs.
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    versaloon

    versaloon

    Universal programmer/debugger. Universal embedded software framework.

    Versaloon Platform is a next gerenation embeded developpment platform based on OOC. It implements a unique HAL layer for all target chips supported. And it will, if implemented, support more then 10 kinds of target chips, provide drivers for more than 100 pheripherial chips, provide generic software stacks(including USB, Wifi...), provide an featured FSM system(with semaphore, mutex support). Versaloon is also a USB dongle providing JTAG, SWD, SPI, IIC, GPIO, PWM, MicroWire, USART, EBI and so on.
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    URDB is a universal reversible debugger that adds reversibility to almost any debugger through a python-based wrapper. It also supports reversible debugging of distributed computations, and temporal search on expression values.
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    Cross C/C++ Compiler / Debugger IDE gui Plugin for Leo, a Literate Editor with Outlines
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    Goal of this project is to create a debugger for MIPS. Transition from python project to C after completion. Tailored for UIUC CS 232 course.
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