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From: Per W. <pw...@ia...> - 2004-02-18 18:53:33
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Yes, that is definitely a good idea. Something for me to do the next time I have to do some DevC++ work. /Per W On Wed, 18 Feb 2004, Vale Group wrote: > > I installed a separate Insight and start it manually. Then I open the program > I want to debug. > > Per - > > If you haven't already done so, you might want to invoke Insight from the > DEV-C++ Tools menu. > > Insight Debugger as a DEV-C++ tool: > Program: C:\cygwin\bin\insight.exe (or whatever the location is on your > computer) > Working Directory: C:\cygwin\bin\ > Parameters: <EXENAME> > > That will start Insight with the program you're currently working on as the > target. > > Similarly, I have a Tool for Artistic Style Beautifier as a DEV-C++ tool: > Program: C:\cygwin\bin\astyle.exe > Working Directory: C:\cygwin\bin\ > Parameters: --style=kr --brackets=break-closing-headers -s3 <SOURCENAME> > > where -s3 indicates an indent of three spaces. > > Chuck > > |