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From: "Chris Blackwell" <bespeed@islandnet.com>
Newsgroups: scea.yaroze.programming.codewarrior
Subject: Debugger problem
Date: 15 Aug 1997 10:37:49 GMT
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I'm having difficulty with the CW debugger under Win95. When I load my
program, the grey "minus signs" which you click on to set a breakpoint are
in very strange places. It all goes wacky at my while loop. Here's the code
snippet to show where it goes wrong. I've added my own minus signs...

-	while(iPadData != (kPad1_Start | kPad1_Select))	
-	{
-		::FntPrint("The pad data = %n", iPadData);
		::FntFlush(-1);
		iPadData = thePad.Read();
	}
-   	
-  	// Reset the entire grapics system
- 	::ResetGraph(3);
	return(0);	

The most obviously wrong positions are the marks on the blank line and the
comment. I've tried to correspond what the marks actually belong to, and
assuming that the leading brace of the while should not have a brace, they
would line up if you moved the marks down two lines. Is this correct? And
what gives? Why is this happening? If any Metrowerks people are reading
this, I'd be happy to send you my code.

Thanks,
Chris B.