As I said in my previous post I am going to work to
make a DEV-CPP version for better cross platform/embedded development.
One area that I want to work on, that would be generally applicable to all environments would be debugger improvements.
Specifically I want to add several new debugging views:
Stack (Currently partially displayed )
Registers (Currently done for X86 only in cpu pane)
Memory
Watch (Currently done )
Globals
Locals
Threads
Any thoughts?
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Great :)
Just one recommandation, please don't break the current Dev-C++, that we can put your changes on the CVS.
We should also try to see if we can make Dev-C++ works for embedded system just by checking an option in "Compiler Options", or if that needs a special build of Dev-C++ (then we will used some ifdefs in the code).
Greetings,
Colin
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My plan is to try and improve the debugger operation using the standard mingw
install as that is easier to work with to start.
How do you handle things like main.pas and
main.dfm that have everything but the kitchen sink in them? I'm just learning delphi, but could we split
up the functionalisy a little bit so we could have seperate code sections for the different parts of the UI like "project", "Debuger" etc... It woul be nice
if each tab on the bottom had it's own set of design files.
Lastly for the CPU pane could one run the command info registers and generate a list of registers from that and use that for the CPU display, that would be generally useable for all cpu targets.
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Hmm i guess splitting main.pas into different units could be good, but be careful, we are very near version 5 and that should not introduce problems :)
Greetings,
Colin
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As I said in my previous post I am going to work to
make a DEV-CPP version for better cross platform/embedded development.
One area that I want to work on, that would be generally applicable to all environments would be debugger improvements.
Specifically I want to add several new debugging views:
Stack (Currently partially displayed )
Registers (Currently done for X86 only in cpu pane)
Memory
Watch (Currently done )
Globals
Locals
Threads
Any thoughts?
Hi !
Great :)
Just one recommandation, please don't break the current Dev-C++, that we can put your changes on the CVS.
We should also try to see if we can make Dev-C++ works for embedded system just by checking an option in "Compiler Options", or if that needs a special build of Dev-C++ (then we will used some ifdefs in the code).
Greetings,
Colin
My plan is to try and improve the debugger operation using the standard mingw
install as that is easier to work with to start.
How do you handle things like main.pas and
main.dfm that have everything but the kitchen sink in them? I'm just learning delphi, but could we split
up the functionalisy a little bit so we could have seperate code sections for the different parts of the UI like "project", "Debuger" etc... It woul be nice
if each tab on the bottom had it's own set of design files.
Lastly for the CPU pane could one run the command info registers and generate a list of registers from that and use that for the CPU display, that would be generally useable for all cpu targets.
Hmm i guess splitting main.pas into different units could be good, but be careful, we are very near version 5 and that should not introduce problems :)
Greetings,
Colin