Re: [Dev-C++] debuging in 4.9.3

[Luigi S. <gi...@li...>]

At 13:56 24/05/02 +0200, Colin Laplace wrote:

>This is not true, i've tested the integrated debugging on large projects and
>it was working like a charm. It is however possible that there is a bug in
>either GDB for Windows or in the integrated debugging.
>Please provide me a way to reproduce your problem
>
>Regards,
>Colin

Hi,
On my Win98SE, when I start the debugger (from Dev-C++ beata3), I get the 
message:
"Error with debugging process: GetStdHandle". It is not a problem since one 
clicks on "ok" and continues, but it would be nice if the window would not 
show up at all :)

Another thing is: while debugging, one is allowed to take a "next step" 
(that is, execute current instruction, stop on next one), or a "step over" 
(which means execute until next breakpoint or end of program), what about 
"stepping into"?

I mean, say that I have this situation:

...
int
main()
{
   int k = 3;
   int k2 = 0;

   puts("about to enter the function");
   k2 = square(k);
   ...
}

when I get to the line :

"k2 = square(k);"

is there a way to step into the function "square", to examine how it executes?

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Luigi
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