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Breakpoints don't work

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oBFusCATed:
Bleh, this again.

Can you try to run the commands in a gdb started from the command line?
If you do it  can you try the following variations of commands:

--- Code: ---> break C:/Users/2D_Fluid_I/main.cpp:147
> break C:\Users\2D_Fluid_I\main.cpp:147
> break "C:\Users\2D_Fluid_I\main.cpp:147"

--- End code ---
And share the output of all of them.
Make sure to run all the commands before the break command.

C:B_newbie:
Sorry for the late reply.

What is gdb? Do you want me to enter these lines in a command window? From the system or is there one from Code Blocks?

stahta01:

--- Quote from: C:B_newbie on December 04, 2017, 02:14:46 pm ---What is gdb? Do you want me to enter these lines in a command window? From the system or is there one from Code Blocks?

--- End quote ---

gdb is the command to run the GCC Debugger.
Run it from the cmd.exe prompt (command window) 
There is no Code::Blocks command prompt/window; there might be one with what ever compiler you are using.

I do not use the command line debugger enough to give any more advise.

Tim S.

C:B_newbie:
Hmm, I would need further instructions on how to run Code Blocks with the Windows terminal :(

oBFusCATed:
Everything you need is in the debug log. Just copy, paste and adjust.

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