A couple people have talked recently about using Fennec under the debugger, and turning of parallel to do it. The problem with this is that disabling parallel changes how the code behaves. A better option would be to set parallel => 1, which will still fork, but only have 1 active at a time.
I did a quick google search, and it looks like it is possible to use the debugger in forking code, here is some documentation: http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=128283
I don't have time to study this now, but I think it is a valuable thing to work out. Need to see if any changes are needed to Fennec, or if it is just a matter of adding documentation with details in Fennec's pod.
A couple people have talked recently about using Fennec under the debugger, and turning of parallel to do it. The problem with this is that disabling parallel changes how the code behaves. A better option would be to set parallel => 1, which will still fork, but only have 1 active at a time.
I did a quick google search, and it looks like it is possible to use the debugger in forking code, here is some documentation: http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=128283
I don't have time to study this now, but I think it is a valuable thing to work out. Need to see if any changes are needed to Fennec, or if it is just a matter of adding documentation with details in Fennec's pod.