A particular Kind of use (seeing how Pyhon 3 is implemented)

[feraudyh]

Hi,
 I'm on Ubuntu 11 something. I'm rather new to CodeBlocks. The Ubuntu version of CodeBlocks is not the very latest, but I guess this is not going to be a problem for the
need I am about to explain.
 I want to know how the  Python 3.3 interpreter works and so I thought I could use the debugger inside Codeblocks could help me trace the execution of some Python scripts (actually just library calls) and this way I would be better off than just inspecting the code with my eyes.
I have downloaded the Python 3.3.3 sources and run ./configure, which as I understand produces a Makefile.
Now can CodeBlocks use this and allow me to make a debug version I can run under Codeblocks? There are a huge number of files.
thankyou for your attention
Henri

[oBFusCATed]

1. you don't have to build inside C::B to be able to debug using it.
2.1. inspect ./configure --help to see how to build debug version
2.2. read the manual for python
3. debugging in newer versions of C::B works a lot better

[feraudyh]

thanks