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From: sumner@metrowerks.com (Joel Sumner)
Newsgroups: scea.yaroze.programming.codewarrior
Subject: Re: Debugger problem
Date: Fri, 15 Aug 97 18:15:14 GMT
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Hi Chris,
  Please try the following: Go to your project and select "remove all 
binaries" (the little trashcan icon from the project toolbar).  Do a rebuild 
and then run it in the debugger again. If you get the same results, please ZIP 
the project and send it to support@metrowerks.com.  It could be that the line 
table information is getting a little screwy for some reason.

-Joel


In article <01bca967$e72f65a0$04af35c6@islandnet.com.islandnet.com>, "Chris 
Blackwell" <bespeed@islandnet.com> wrote:
>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.
>

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