Description

CMDebug is a stand-alone version of the Take Command IDE and batch debugger. CMDebug is intended to help developers create a batch file to run in CMD (the Windows default command processor) or TCC-RT (the free runtime version of TCC). It provides a comprehensive set of batch debugging features specifically designed for batch file development.

CMDebug allows you to write and debug your CMD batch files with the integrated graphical IDE. CMDebug includes tabbed edit windows and a sophisticated debugger with single stepping, conditional breakpoints, syntax coloring tooltips, bookmarks, and tabbed breakpoint, call stack, variable, alias, and watch windows. Windows batch file programming has never been easier or more powerful!

You can use CMDebug to develop either CMD-compatible batch files (*.BAT or *.CMD), or faster (and far more capable) TCC-RT-compatible batch scripts (.BTM). If you select the "TCC Syntax" option, CMDebug supports the full TCC-RT command set. If you select the "CMD Syntax" option, CMDebug will disable TCC-only internal commands, variables, and functions, and use the limited Windows CMD batch file commands syntax. Some internal CMD / TCC commands will also behave slightly differently or modify their display output in order to match CMD's behavior (and bugs!) more closely.

Using CMDebug with the TCC-RT syntax option allows you to create and debug (and optionally encrypt) batch files using the TCC command language, and then distribute them with the free TCC-RT runtime on an unlimited number of target machines.

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