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- From: pinky@tamu.edu (The Man Behind The Curtain)
- Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.programmer
- Subject: Re: Borland debugger problems - Microsoft ?
- Date: 23 Jan 1993 23:09:36 -0600
- Organization: Texas A&M University
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- References: <1993Jan20.091458.20134@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu>
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- Summary: possible bug?
-
- Thus spake parki@csri.toronto.edu (Brian Parkinson):
- >I am writing an application in Borland C++, which uses graphics extensively,
- >and have found that when I set breakpoints, almost all the time the debugger
- >cannot "get back" to text mode, and hangs instead. I have put a monochrome
- >monitor onto my system, but this still does not solve the problem. I have
- >a couple questions :
- >
- I've had some problems with BC & breakpoints as well. The problem I
- ran into was this:
-
- I duplicated this error ~15-20 times. When I placed a breakpoint in
- a header file, on a certain inline function, BC++ 3.1 would lock up
- before beginning to run (to be exact, it locked up when it tried to
- save the project file). Normally, it tries to warn you that you
- can not set a breakpoint on an inline function (invalid breakpoint)
- but in this case, it missed it.
-
- I would regard this as a bug.
-
- >Brian Parkinson
-
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