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            <h1>Debug Examples ReadMe Notes</h1>

            
            <h2>PDA Debugger Example</h2>

            
            <p>In order to actually run the PDA debugger example, you will need a Perl interpreter.

            
              Linux&reg;&#8482; comes with Perl. For Microsoft&reg; Windows&reg;, we use either

            
              ActivePerl (<a href="http://www.activeperl.com/">http://www.activeperl.com/</a>) or Indigo Perl

            
              (<a href="http://www.indigostar.com/">http://www.indigostar.com/</a>). You also

            
              have to set the string substitution variable named &#8220;perlExecutable&#8221;

            
              to the complete path to your Perl interpreter. (For example, ours was C:\perl\bin\perl.exe)

            
              To set a string substitution variable, use the Windows &gt; Preferences &gt;

            
              Run/Debug &gt; String Substitution preferences page.<br>

            
            </p>
	<h1>Debug Examples ReadMe Notes</h1>
	<h2>PDA Debugger Example</h2>
	<p>In order to actually run the PDA debugger example, you will need a Perl interpreter.
	Linux®™ comes with Perl. For Microsoft® Windows®, we use either
	ActivePerl (<a href="http://www.activeperl.com/">http://www.activeperl.com/</a>) or Indigo Perl
	(<a href="http://www.indigostar.com/">http://www.indigostar.com/</a>). You also
	have to set the string substitution variable named “perlExecutable”
	to the complete path to your Perl interpreter. (For example, ours was C:\perl\bin\perl.exe)
	To set a string substitution variable, use the Windows > Preferences >
	Run/Debug > String Substitution preferences page.<br>
	</p>