Hi,

A few weeks ago I heard about the Duby project
[http://sourceforge.net/projects/duby/], which is implementing a custom written debugger using Free Pascal.

It just occured to me, that I have the source code of Sybil IDE (Object Pascal IDE for OS/2 and Windows). SpeedSoft wrote the IDE, as well as a compiler and debugger. They later released Sybil as open source.

Could the debugger included with Sybil be of help to the Duby project or FPC? Or maybe the code is to old? Anyway, if it could be helpful, I'll track down the link from where I downloaded Sybil source code and post it here.

Graeme Geldenhuys wrote

Anyway, if it could be helpful, I'll track down the link from where I downloaded Sybil source code and post it here.

This is the official site: http://www.wdsibyl.org/

thanks,
dmitry

On 27/10/2009, dmitry boyarintsev >

This is the official site: http://www.wdsibyl.org/ From memory, there are a few versions of Sibyl floating around on the

net. WDSybil, Open Sybil (Netlabs) etc... I know some have more source code included than others. Also Open Sybil is supposed to be more Free Pascal friendly as they swapped out the old VirtualPascal compiler and switched to Free Pascal Compiler.

But I think you are right - WDSybil is the one including most of the original IDE, compiler and debugger code - as released by SpeedSoft.