From:	carnasaurs AT umich DOT edu (Sihan Goi)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Help! Debugging in RHIDE doesn't work...!
Date:	Tue, 03 Nov 1998 06:58:07 GMT
Organization:	Carnasaur's Inc.
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In article <363E562C DOT 61247F1E AT gmx DOT net>, djgpp AT delorie DOT com wrote:
>Sihan Goi wrote :
>> 
>> Hi,
>> I have RHIDE installed and working on my Win98 system and all local
>> project
>> compiler options set to type "User" where the command is g++ -c -g
>> $(SOURCE_NAME) -o $(OUTFILE)
>
>Does the "Auto" setting not work for you? The above is really a
>brute force methode. If "Auto" does not work, please post your
>problems about it (BTW: it is not needed to use g++ to compile
>C++ source files, gcc can this also!)
>
>Additional it would be helpfull to help you, if you could make
>the following: Run
>
>redir -e err rhide -dc YOUR_PROJECT
>
>(replace here your actual project!). Then select from the
>Compile-menu the "Build all" and when RHIDE finished, exit it
>and post here the newly created file 'err'.
Hmmn...I don't understand when you say "make the following: Run"
does it mean run the redir... line, or create a file called Run with that line 
in it like a Makefile?

Well, anyway, i enterred redir -e err rhide -dc proj2 where proj2 is my 
project name, and it brought me into rhide with my active project open...I 
then tried to Build all, and there were no errors at all. I tried setting a 
breakpoint, and there were no errors either.
Weirdly enough, I discovered something new...the debug functions actually work 
for normal .cpp files...I tested the breakpoints and step over, they 
worked...but not when i opened my project file...is there any way to correct 
this?

also, i can't seem to find the "inspect" in any of the menus in rhide...is 
there any way to inspect the values of variables...and trace them to other 
variables if they are pointers?
thanks for any and all help...

ciao!

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