Student Support Forum: 'Debugging, for loops and compile' topicStudent Support Forum > General > "Debugging, for loops and compile"
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Andreas
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 07/02/04 06:58am
I have trouble debugging code in Mathematica. Is there no stepping tool? I really like to jump in my for loops and take one step at a time. It seems I have to use Print[] instead to constanctly print values, and this is far more tricky.
Also is there a way to get color coding in mathematica? The code is very hard to read when it's all black.
Also. I have noted that nested for loops are not very fast. I have tried the Compile function, but it doesn't seem like i can use normal distributed random numbers inside compiled functions. Is there a way around this. How do you all create complex simulations with say random walks for a large number of particles?
Thanks for your help
/Andreas
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