ALCS/GI
A highly -intuitive graphical interface, which allows the programmers to quickly debug the ALCS applications.
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POINT-AND-CLICK DEBUGGING INTERFACE FOR ALCS APPLICATIONS
Streamlined Debugging environment for ALSC applications with developer-friendly GUI and cost efficient system.
ALCS/GI has an intuitive and highly interactive interface, which allows the programmers to effectively debug the ALCS applications in a much simpler way. This provides you the capabilities to work with multiple windows within the same application, and makes great intuitive use of color coding to differentiate between the changes in the ECB states. This change of color feature highlights the errors, and helps us in quickly and easily debugging the problems, reducing the debugging time to a great extent. It can be easily customized with respect to the toolbars, based on the user preference.
Features and Benefits
- Intuitive, and user-friendly GUI.
- Powerful Source level trace.
- Visualization of programs while tracing with current executing statement highlighted.
- Set break points.
- Advanced trace options while doing source view trace – Run to break point, Run slow, branch to cursor etc.
- View / edit assembler expressions.
- Switch on machine instruction display to know what is happening behind a macro call or SPM.
- Varied color usage for differentiating editable/non-editable fields and any changes in ECB state.
- Allows for input message recording and playback.
- View TPFDF Information.
- Include panels to display core area.
- Ability to view and edit ALCS core / records.
- Tracing created ECBs, and Production and Test programs in two terminals.
- Asynchronous trace.
- Message Log / Message Capture / Message run.
- Trace output viewer and Visual Log.
- Easy to customize (like customizable tool bar, based on user preference.
- Quick access to commands frequently used while tracing.
Working Phases
Our enterprise solutions are designed and engineered considering the most efficient industry practices in a developer-friendly language. Phases I & II can run flexibly in parallel or sequential order to make it faster and efficient.
Phase I
Baseline Phase
Collect log data associated with the current production system to create a baseline.
Phase II
Update Phase
Load changes to the system or to a parallel system & collect log data for a new run.
Phase III
Compare Phase
Compare log data between Phase I and Phase II to determine changes.