Approximatrix Forums — Debug red-dots refuse to die when I zap them

Re: Debug red-dots refuse to die when I zap them

2012-07-19T02:01:01Z

I plan on doing some work on Insight for the next version. I'll see if I can't get some of its current issues worked out.

Re: Debug red-dots refuse to die when I zap them

2012-07-17T00:05:29Z

Additional information: I added the -g3 option to the compile as suggested from some posts on the internet.

These are my build options:
Open Watcom Make Version 1.9 (Built on May 17 2012)
Portions Copyright (c) 1988-2002 Sybase, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Source code is available under the Sybase Open Watcom Public License.
See http://www.openwatcom.org/ for details.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Simply Fortran\mingw-w64\bin\gfortran.exe" -c -o build\proj.o -g -m32 -g3 -Jmodules .\proj.FOR

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Simply Fortran\mingw-w64\bin\gfortran.exe" -o proj.exe -static -m32 build\proj.o -LC:/PROGRA~2/SIMPLY~1/MINGW-~1/lib/

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Re: Debug red-dots refuse to die when I zap them

2012-07-16T22:44:14Z

I have the same problem.

After starting debug, the program always stops at an END location even if I disable the red-dot!

And the debugger does not stop at the previous red-dots I have set which the program should have executed first!

I have enabled debugger the debugger in compiler options, cleaned, and rebuilt!

bummer...

Re: Debug red-dots refuse to die when I zap them

2012-03-09T19:39:26Z

It's the worst kind, Jeff - intermittent.
Sometimes it does what it says on the tin.
Other times, it doesn't, for me at least.

Not a priority thing, though.
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J

Re: Debug red-dots refuse to die when I zap them

2012-03-07T18:53:24Z

John,

That sounds like a bug. I'll look into it.

Debug red-dots refuse to die when I zap them

2012-03-07T18:27:20Z

When I try to de-deselect a breakpoint in the debugger, by clicking a source code line where there is already a red dot, it often happens that the red dot doesn't disappear. The breakpoint does in fact seem to de-select OK but the red dots are tenacious little blighters and just won't do the decent thing and die on me when I want them to.
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John