[Dev-C++] Debugging with 4.9.4.1doesn't work.

[Vaclav K. <vk...@se...>]

Hello friends,
I have the same problem as Mac Reiter in message #9106970. The debugging=
 seems doesn't work. Can anybody help where I do the mistake or where the=
 problem is?

Thank you very much,
have a nice day and with best regards,

Vaclav Kremen.

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FROM: Mac Reiter
DATE: 07/05/2002 08:42:47
SUBJECT: RE:  [Dev-C++] Debugging with 4.9.4.1
 
I hate to ask again, but I'm about to get sent off on a business trip and I
would like to play with Dev-C++ during some of the sleepless hours between
the end of official business and when I am able to get to sleep.

Why don't breakpoints seem to work in 4.9.4.1?  I have turned on debugging
myself (first project), and I have also allowed the IDE to turn on
debugging and rebuild (second project, when I pressed Debug on a
non-debuggable build).  I get exactly the same results in both cases.  In
both cases, the breakpoints are claimed to be invalid, and the debugger
terminates the program.

Mac

At 02:00 PM 7/4/02 -0500, Mac Reiter wrote:
>I just installed Dev-C++ on a win2k box with no other c++ compiler.
>Installation was to the default directory, C:\Dev-C++\.  I made a new
>"Windows Application" Project, and saved all the files.  Then I went to
>Compiler Options, selected the Linker tab, and checked the bold blue line
>for including debugging information.  I did a Rebuild All, set a=
 breakpoint
>inside WinMain, and hit Debug.  Watching the output window down at the
>bottom, I got a complaint about the breakpoint being invalid.
>
>I have tried it with breakpoints in different places.  I always get the
>same result.  I have tried it with different numbers of breakpoints, and=
 it
>always knows how many breakpoints I have set, but they are all claimed to
>be invalid.
>
>The program runs properly.  If I don't set any breakpoints, it even runs=
 in
>the debugger.  But since I can't ever set any breakpoints, I can't get the
>program to stop so that I can attempt to look at any of the variables.
>
>I watched the command lines being sent to the compiler, and "-g3" was
>included during the compilation of main.cpp into main.o, and also during
>the linking of main.o into FirstDevCpp.exe (the name of my test project).
>
>I feel certain that I have missed something, probably something obvious,
>but I can't seem to find it in the dialogs.
>
>Any help would be appreciated, because the IDE is not much use to me
>without the debugger.  Thanks,
>Mac
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