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From: Alfred P. R. <al...@ya...> - 2005-07-21 19:10:40
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Thanks for the info, Vale. That's a very good solution! Vale Group <val...@at...> wrote:Marc and Alfred - >> ...when I attempt to debug a program ...not only does Insight barf ...but when I try to exit from Insight, Dev-C++ goes into an unstable state ... > Part of the problem may be...is that Insight is a stand-alone program. When I use it, I compile my program with debugging information enabled using Dev-C++. Then I start Insight outside of Dev-C++ and use it's many useful features. Then I close Insight and proceed to preform any changes. I invoke Insight on my programs from within Dev-C++ by configuring a Tool shortcut. In the Edit Tool Program field I put: C:\cygwin\bin\INSIGHT.EXE (I use the cygwin version.) My Working Directory field is: C:\cygwin\bin\ In the Parameters field I put: "" (The quotation marks are necessary.) After I compile my program I click on Tools > Insight Debugger and Insight comes up in a separate window ready to run my program. Chuck <snip> Alfred P. Reaud |