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>Hi all,
>
>Thanks for the support on the problem. The compiler does actually give the
>same space to both integers. Though when I use the integers in functions the
>two become separate integers.
>
>Dear support,
>
>I have noticed the following :
>When I debug the following code in Codewarrior :
>
>static void myfunc(void )
>{
> int x; // this is not the exact code but it will demonstrate my point.
> int y;
> x = 1;
> y =5;
>}
>
>and step through it, the integers will have the same value in the variables
>window.
>So when y = 5 is executed, x also becomes 5 in the variables window.
>I have tried the same after reinstalling cw5 without the patch and it worked
>as it should have.
>Then when I tried with the patch installed again, it had the same problem.
>Is this something that only happens to me or are others experiencing problems
>?
>
>
>Ernst.
>
>Ernst Steenbrink
>Tinoway Nederland B.V.
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