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From: Hossein H. <ult...@em...> - 2003-07-14 11:21:52
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Dear Shane, > *boggle* You haven't heard of G++? GCC? These are the primary GNU based > compiler collection, used on 99% of unix systems I know of. I have, I am familiar with both, and I'm using them under the hood of Dev-C++. But I'm in doubt if you have mentioned the same name in your first email. Please excuse me if it is my fault (as I'm a careless man), but as I remember, the name of the implementation you had mentioned contained a 'D' letter, didn't it? (I have deleted that message so I can't check it anymore.) Anyway, thank you because of the links! It is obvious that you have made a big search and seemingly in a very angree state. It seems either I have misread your starting email, or your have miswritten it. I do appolgise if the first is the case! > ... I would dare say GCC is > likely used on a wider scale than Visual C++, or any other C/C++ compiler > I'm aware of. That's absolutely right! Definitely! > ... My next step, is to look into some tools for debugging memory problems. I'm > sure the program has hoards of them, but it would be nice as I said, if I > could trace back the usage of a memory address somehow. IIRC, STLPort has a good tool for your purpose. > ... Anyways, thanks for your interest, it's at least keeping my brain thinking > about the problem. I've been avoiding it for a while... Your welcome! I'm sure you would do the same if the problem was mine. > ... But I will > let you know if I figure out the problem. Hoping it to be solved ASAP, and looking for the solution. Wishes, --Hossein -- __________________________________________________________ Sign-up for your own FREE Personalized E-mail at Mail.com http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup CareerBuilder.com has over 400,000 jobs. Be smarter about your job search http://corp.mail.com/careers |