Eric Smith wrote:


> 2)  The debugger could feed individual instructions to the CPU core,
>     one at a time.  The instructions would thus not consume any program
>     memory.  This technique has been used on many machines, at least as far
>     back as the early minicomputer days.  A more recent example would be
>     the front panel design of the IMSAI 8080 microcomputer (a much-improved
>     Altair 8800 clone).  The Microchip PIC is reportedly capable of this
>     in a special test mode (with Vpp applied).

Hah! I hope you didn't think you'd get away without explaining this! ;) (On the PIC)
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