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Jenna:

--- Quote from: Greatwolf on December 17, 2010, 02:48:32 am ---you'll have a hard time splitting up multiple source files without a project to go with it. Debugging might not even work either.

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Debugging inside C::B does not work without a project.

Awar:

--- Quote ---Hm, console is great for printf.
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Console would be great for printing, alas, SDL which I am using redirects the standard in/out stream, and so I can't get anything to show on the console. There probably is a way to connect some stream back to the console, but I don't know one. For now I'm using a string to external file for that purpose. I only started programming about two months ago, and my knowlagde is rather limited, therefore I ask for same leniency of you for "nooby" questions.


--- Quote ---Debugging inside C::B does not work without a project.
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All right that is probably a major point. Had I known how to use a debugger that is. Well, time to learn I guess ^^.

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