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URDB is a universal reversible debugger that can add reversibility to
almost any debugger through a python-based wrapper. URDB is still
experimental. It currently has four personality modules, which
support: gdb; MATLAB; python (pdb); and perl (perl -d).

This is the first URDB release that uses DMTCP revision 784. Reverse-watchpoint is now working for gdb, MATLAB and python. Stress testing reverse-finish is still frail for python and MATLAB.

URDB is a universal reversible debugger that adds reversibility to almost any debugger through a python-based wrapper.
This is the first URDB release that uses a DMTCP revision other than revision 412. The current release uses DMTCP revision 462.
The monitor is now implemented in python. We have kept the previous cpp implementation around - for now. Fixed <BS> and <DEL> handling. Up and down cursor keys work. Other minor changes.

URDB is a universal reversible debugger that adds reversibility to almost any debugger through a python-based wrapper. mon-rn now works even when the program has finished. New mon-rw code. Fixed other minor bugs.

URDB is a universal reversible debugger that adds reversibility to almost any debugger through a python-based wrapper. Up and down keys work now. reverse-watchpoints now work for perl and python. mon-rf and mon-rc now work for gdb, perl and python.

URDB is a universal reversible debugger that adds reversibility to almost any debugger through a python-based wrapper.
** Various bug fixes
** URDB now works again for python/perl, not yet for MATLAB.
** mon-reverse-watch is faster.
** urdb -x <FILENAME> is now implemented.
** Fixed <backspace> handling for xterm.

URDB is a universal reversible debugger that adds reversibility to almost any debugger through a python-based wrapper.
mon-source command is now supported - the command executes a batch file. Fixed an important bug affecting mon-undo, mon-rn and mon-rs.

URDB is a universal reversible debugger that adds reversibility to almost any debugger through a python-based wrapper. URDB now supports 64-bit architectures. Argument counts are now supported for reverse undo, reverse next and reverse step. New commands mon-restart and mon-debug are supported.