Hi, I had the same problem some time ago, do this and try to see if it=20
helps:
Go to Project/Project Options
Select the "Compiler" tab.
in the tree list select "Linker"
Notice the option "Generate debuggin information" and change the value to=
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YES=20
click the OK button.
Now go to Tools/Compiler Options
Select the "Settings" tab
Again select the Linker option in the tree
Change the "Generate debbuging information to Yes.
I hope that helps, I had the same problem and was as you looking around all=
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the internet until I managed to get into there, sincerely I do not know why=
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is the debbuging option turned off by default.=20
Cheers,=20
Omar.
On 9/14/05, Richard Munroe <mu...@cs...> wrote:
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> I have a MinGW installation that works (make is there, builds programs,=
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> etc.). I'm using MinGW Developer Studio and want to try Dev C++. I instal=
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> DC++, pointed the binary paths to where I had installed MinGW, no joy, th=
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> error continued. I tried putting MinGW in the PATH search list, still no=
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> joy. I installed the full DC++ and now I could compile, but anytime I tri=
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> to debug things, I was asked to switch setting to debug and do another=20
> compile, which didn't generate any compile information.
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> So clearly I'm doing something wrong, but I can't figure out what at this=
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> point.
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> Dick Munroe
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