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-Debugging information is not mandatory for each line. In fact, the preamble of any Buzz assembly file (the part in which strings are recorded and global symbols are registered) have no associated debugging information.+Debugging information is not mandatory for each line. In fact, the preamble of any Buzz assembly file (the part in which strings are recorded and global symbols are registered) has no associated debugging information. 
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 +== Tool support ==
  
   * Debugging information is automatically generated by [[buzz_toolset#bzzparse|bzzparse]] upon compiling a Buzz script.   * Debugging information is automatically generated by [[buzz_toolset#bzzparse|bzzparse]] upon compiling a Buzz script.
   * [[buzz_toolset#bzzasm|bzzasm]] takes each assembly line and uses the assembly command to produce bytecode, and the associated debugging information to produce a debugging information file.   * [[buzz_toolset#bzzasm|bzzasm]] takes each assembly line and uses the assembly command to produce bytecode, and the associated debugging information to produce a debugging information file.
   * [[buzz_toolset#bzzdeasm|bzzdeasm]] performs the opposite process: it takes as input a bytecode file and a debugging information file, and produces an annotated assembly code file.   * [[buzz_toolset#bzzdeasm|bzzdeasm]] performs the opposite process: it takes as input a bytecode file and a debugging information file, and produces an annotated assembly code file.
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