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From: Mac R. <re...@no...> - 2002-05-29 14:27:09
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First off, thank you Colin for the new RM.EXE. I can build projects now.
Has the Beta3 installer been updated so that other users won't run into this?
My new problem is that I can't seem to debug. The program built and will
execute properly, but when I attempt to debug I get a CreateProcess error
(like maybe it couldn't find the GDB.EXE), and then a comment from Dev-C++
that I needed to turn on debugging first. My first thought is that the
CreateProcess error wasn't being examined, and was simply being assigned
the most likely problem -- lack of debugging info. But then I thought,
"well, I haven't actually gone and turned on debugging info anywhere...",
so I tried to find it. I couldn't find anything obvious for turning debug
info on or off, except possibly the compiler command line option entry
boxes. Unfortunately, I am not a big native GCC user (hence why I am so
interested in IDEs like Dev-C++).
The project is a simple console mode STL "Hello World!" program. I just
insert "Hello" and "World" into a list and then iterate over it dumping
entries to cout. Very silly, but I want to start using STL and BOOST
heavily, so I am trying to burn it into my reflexes...
I considered installing the Insight package from Dev-C++ 4, but I really
wanted to see how the new integrated debugging was going, since I know that
making that work properly is a major effort.
I had other stuff to do yesterday and couldn't spend much time tracking
this down. I will likewise be too busy today, but I should be able to do
any necessary research tomorrow. Please don't expend any great effort
trying to reproduce this until after I can do some more work on my end. I
just thought that if I had done something foolish or if this was a simple
problem someone might be able to give me a fix quickly. Any thoughts or
suggestions would be welcome. My apologies if I have done something stupid.
Thank you,
Mac
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