Yes that help. But I have another problem. The paths to the new project
seem to be getting changed after I work on the project and close the
program. I had to delete the .cpp file and add the file again. I also had
to do the same for the resource file.
Should I create another new project but instead of using the CPP file which
is in another directory, should I move the .CPP file and the resource file?
Thank you
Rob Cohen
-----Original Message-----
From: Heather Tufts [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2000 7:22 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: CodeWarrior Debugger shows assembly code instead of C code
> I went back and created a new project with the C++
> Stationary. I added the
> resource files and the source and all worked fine, I was able
> to compile.
>
> Then I went to do a debug session and saw the assembly code.
> I thought
> there must be somethin wrong in the settings. I checked all
> the setting
> against an old project which displays the C code in the debugger.
Usually what happens when a new project gets created this way is that the
debugging info is not generated. On the project window there is a column
with a little green bug at the top. In that column, click across from your
source files, putting a little black dot there. Once the dot is there and
you recompile/redebug, you should have source instead of assembly in your
debug session.
-hkmlt
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