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wich debugger is recommended with BCC

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IwanBob:
Hi there,

I just discovered C::B a few days ago, after using DevC++.
I really love it espcially the Editor is imho much better than in DevC++.

I am using C::B with the BCC. But I wonder wich debugger is recommended to use with BCC
I tried the gdb but it keeps on saying that I am not having any debugger information.
I found already that it is quite easy to make the gcc generarting these information, but I have not found the correct option in BCC yet.
BCC help is mentioning a compiler switch "-v", but, sorry for that, I have not found where to enter this switch inside the C::B IDE.

I also downloaded the Turbo Debugger from Borland.
But when I try to debugg a program from the IDE I get a pop up window wich tells me "Invalid swith: -nw"
Also here I wonder where this switch has been set, I cannot find it in the compiler options.

Thanks for any help,

Regards
Rüdiger

thomas:

--- Quote from: IwanBob on November 14, 2005, 07:55:19 am ---BCC help is mentioning a compiler switch "-v", but, sorry for that, I have not found where to enter this switch inside the C::B IDE.
--- End quote ---
If that's what is needed (don't know, not using BCC) then you can enter that under "Other options" (second tab from the left under the "Compiler" tab).

IwanBob:
Thanks for your Quick reply Thomas,

I guess I solved the problem in another way.
After I found in this Forum that GDB does not work with BCC and BCC does not seem to come with a debugger on his own, I decide to go back to the GCC Compiler.
There everythings works out easy and fine ;)

Because of nostalgia reasons (old Turbo Pascal school) I would love to use the BCC, so if anybody knows a debug solution for that one, I would still be interested in information about that.

thanks and regards

Rüdiger

takeshimiya:
There must be some warning in the program pointing that C::B currently only supports GDB with GCC when debugging from C::B, but you can debug when using other compilers with external debuggers outside C::B.

IwanBob:
Thanks for that suggestion, I was thinking about that too.
But as I was looking for a compile and debug solution where all is "from one Hand(IDE)", I decided to stick to the gdb.
But thanks anyway :)

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