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A source language performance monitoring facility for the B1800 Modula Interpreter

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This note describes the features of a monitoring facility (called a software oscilloscope) installed on the Burroughs B1800 Modula Interpreter developed at ANU for use with the JAS operating system project [Hurst 83]. It allows dynamic monitoring of program behaviour at the source level, and provides a ready means for the evaluation of real time program behaviour.

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