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Date:	Thu, 20 May 1999 16:45:47 +0200
To:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com
From:	dlanor AT dds DOT nl (Ronald Landheer)
Subject:	Re: Debugging in RHIDE
Reply-To:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com

>I've a problem on debugging c++ programs in RHIDE.
>I used the flag -g compiling my program, but i could'nt debug with the
>RHIDE Built-in debugger (the compiler asks me to use the  -g option
>compiling, but i've already done it ..).
>Instead, if i use RHGDB everything works..
>Can anyone tell me how can i debug directely in RHIDE ?
I've had the same problem once: if you change your current path within the
program, or you enter a path to the exe in the target field, it will
produce this error. (Think I'll file a bug report on this - forgot to 'til
now).
It may also be another bug (like the extention of your C++ source: is it
.cc or .cpp? I belive I read that you should use .cc if you want to debug,
as RHIDE has an error which disallows debugging .cpp C++ code. (Check the
archives to make sure: I'm not near my own computer so I can't
double-check, but I think this is it..)

>Another question:
>how can i see the output and the source at the same time in RHGDB ?
>Is it possible ? I mean, there's something like the 'output window' in
>the borland turbo pascal IDE ?
Though that's really a beautiful invention (which is why I like that IDE so
much) I haven't seen it.

Greetz!

Ronald

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