--- In [email protected], Thomas Hruska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > You > should be using a debugger and learning how to use it to solve problems > such as these (preferably a debugger within an IDE, and also preferably > the VC++ debugger as it is the BEST debugger on the planet - and > therefore ideal for beginning programmers).
...unless they aren't using Windows of course :-) If you are using Linux, you could do worse than try Gnu's ddd (make sure you use the -g option with gcc otherwise you won't see variable names etc.). Or if you don't have ddd, your Linux distro might have its own debugger (mine has KDbg). If others know of better free Linux debuggers, I'd be interested to know what they are. The software I write is usually targeted at our own processor with its proprietary debugger, so I haven't looked too hard for others. John www.picochip.com
