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how do I debug in C::B ?

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thomas:

--- Quote from: Urxae on December 20, 2005, 05:42:13 pm ---By the way, is this a problem in gdb or C::B, or maybe just because C::B expects 6.3?
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It is mostly because of pending breakpoints. gdb 6.3 has them, gdb 5.2 does not.

rickg22:
:-o I see now! That's cool! :)

Michael:

--- Quote from: thomas on December 20, 2005, 05:05:20 pm ---There is exactly one thing you have to know if you want to use the debugger.

--- Use gdb 6.3 ---

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Sorry, for the question, but if you use gdb 6.3, then you should have Win2k and up, right? If yes, this would prevent Win98 users to use GDB. Woud this means that Win98 support will be dropped in a near future or just GDB support for Win98 will be dropped?

Michael

yop:

--- Quote from: thomas on December 20, 2005, 05:05:20 pm ---If you use the "recommended stable" version 5.2, the you will try and try and try, and you will end up thinking that you are too stupid to use a debugger.
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I also thought that I was too stupid to use the debugger. I'm using 5.2.1 I'll get 6.3 when I go to work tommorow. I can see we all had our little problems with debugging  :) (I just hope that I won't have to pop up another message box labeled debug ever again...)

AlexisSorbas:
Hi all,
thanks a lot for your tipps...
Downloaded GDB 6.3...
Now I think I have to find a document or manpage how to use this thing.
Currently I have absolutly no clue what to do with outputs like the one bellow, but IT DOES SOMETHING !
No idea how to inspect locals, globals, stack ... but I will find out.
If you guys already have more experience please don't hesitate to tell people like me more about ...
I guess codeblocks & mingw & gcc are big tools, but there should be at least a hint how to use all that stuff.
 :D

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