On Mon, 2008-03-31 at 22:03 +0100, Leon Stringer wrote:
> Let's say in gtk/gtk_options.c I insert the following at line 144:
>
> printf("%d\n", proxytype);
>
> I see nothing. Something like
>
> printf("test\n");
>
> works fine. I realise this is elementary stuff but it's doing my head
> in. Is printf() overridden somewhere? Is there some other strange thing
> I don't know about?
I have no idea what might cause this: have you tried putting a fflush(stdout)
after it?
Incidentally, we have our own debug logging macro, which you can call
thus:
LOG(("%d\n", proxytype));
Note the double-brackets. These will then output something when nsgtk
is launched with the -v flag, thus:
NETSURFRES=./gtk/res ./nsgtk -v
Hope this helps. Which issue are you referring to, and which BTS did
you log it on?
B.
