This directory contains DBUG the "C Program Debugging Package" by Fred Fish.

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The original package is no longer mainained, but copies can found here
  <http://sourceforge.net/projects/dbug/>
or in the dbug directory of the MySQL 4.0 (and older)
  <http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/>
sources.

The files found here are:

  dbug.c     - runtime support routines for dbug package
  dbug.h     - user include file for programs using the dbug package
  user.r     - nroff source for the manual page.
  dbug.txt   - a typeset version of the manual page containing no control
               characters. Generated with makeman.sh:
               Copy it as dbug.1 into a directory in your search path for
               man pages to be able to view it with the man command. 
  makeman.sh - helper script to generate the documentation
  example1.c - Additional/demo sources for the documentation.
  example2.c
  example3.c
  main.c
  factorial.c
