Israel Lins Albuquerque schrieb:
Well, I make this... I'm create another local variable, with same type
of global, and gets the value of global, in this new variable, or,
create a pointer of type of global and gets this address...
Israel Lins Albuquerque
Polibras Software Brasil Ltda.
Palm Developer
*/Dirk Zabel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* escreveu:
James Campbell schrieb:
> I'm using PODS and the emulator to debug at source level (managed
68k C)
> and everything works great except I'm unable to view any of my
global
> variables. On the variable window, I click on the "Add Global
> Variables" icon and a dialog opens up to select them, but nothing is
> displayed. My local variables are displayed automatically without
any
> problems. Anyone have any ideas?
>
That's exactly what I am experiencing. No ideas so far (but urgent
needed)
Cheers
Dirk
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Well, in the meantime I found the following in "Palm OS Developer Suite
Readme.htm" und "Debugging - General":
There is a known issue with viewing global variables in the Variables
view that affects 68K debugging and Protein device debugging. During
debugging, if the user right clicks in the Variables view and selects
"Add Global Variables" from the menu, the list of global variables will
be empty. The workaround is to add the global variable in the
"Expressions view" by right clicking in the view and selecting "Add
Watch Expression" and then explicitly typing out the variable
Great :-|
But even the workaround does work only partially for me. I can see a
variable which is declared non-local but static, but I cannot see a
global one.
BTW there are so many additional "issues" that I am not sure if I should
use PODS anyway. Maybe prc-tools alone would be less pain. I am used to
"raw" gdb from other software projects, so this might be better.
Cheers
Dirk
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