[Dev-C++] Bugs in the dev-c++ 4.9.5.2 Bis

[Philippe L. <phi...@te...>]

Hello,


I forgot the attach file in the precedent message !!!.


I do somes trial with the today version of dev-c++ (4.9.5.2) and i have
found somes bugs:

A) I build a DOS Console "Hello World" project in c with a single file
hello.c. I put a breakpoint in the main function and start the debugger.
Every time i press the step button dev-cpp adds a label "hello.c" in the
main edit window. At the end of the program in can't close the main window
by closing the project.
I never see under the debugger on the Dos Console the magic sentance "Hello
World !!!" by if i run directly the programm, i can see it.

B) Some times after a lot of click events in the main eedit window and the
Project window, i can't use the wheel button.

C) If i run the gcc.exe with the Zip Magic product (Ontrack Company
www.ontrack.com), I have a "blue screen" on my Pc under Win98 with the 0E
error in VDX in a dll of ZipMagic. I never have this with Visual C++.

D) I am using a Dell latitude in a Dock Station. Every time dev-cpp calls
gcc.exe it access to the diskett drive on the Dock Station !!!!. I never
have this with Visual C++.

E) I try to build a real project with the GNU crawler wget 182. I success to
build it if and only if the project is in the main directory and i do not
set the Ouput Object directory and the Output Executable directory. I join a
listing file with an example witch fails.

F) After somes events dev-cpp prints somes cascading dialog box : "List
Index out of range".




Because, i Like this product, I have somes wishes :


A) A mean to easily access to the edit objects of a file (block,
expressions, function, ...) as in emacs or vim or vi ({, [[,%, ...).

B) A mean to easily set and modify the .gdbinit file of a project.

C) A mean to easily load an include file because i don't want to check the
"global include directive" of the "Browser File" dialog box for a project.

D) A mean to easily access all the references of an object in  a project
(global variables, classes, function, ...).


Thanks,

Philippe Lucas

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