in project settings switch off optimalizations and inlines, and switch on
'generate a6 stack frames' and 'generate macsbug debug symbols'
with this you will have much better possibilities to debug
cp wrote:
> Hi Logan,
>
>
>>Build a version of your app with debug symbols
>
>
> How to do that
Hi Logan,
> Build a version of your app with debug symbols
How to do that in codewarrior ?
--cp
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Salvador Buendia wrote:
I'm using CodeWarrior 9 and PalmOs Emulator and when I exit my program
the emulator warn me of a memory leak. I used to solve this commenting
functions or reading my code but I never understood well what was the
information that the emulator was giving me about the memory
Your classical approach is good, to read your code and comment out portions to
narrow down the failure. That's what I would do first.
However, failing that, I might try printing out a line to a log file every time
I allocated memory, giving the address, and every time I freed memory, again
giv