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Debugging Problems with latest IDE [message #10616]

Thu, 19 July 2007 10:15

Zardos
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Registered: April 2007

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Hello,

I have a strange problem with the latest (from uvs) version of TheIDE.

I compiled theIDE as I usually do with msvc8 (optimized).

If I'm using this newest version of TheIDE and I set a breakpoint in one of my source files, compile the program with msvc71 or msvc8 and then launch the programm in the debugger (F5)

-> ... theIDE starts eating memory and it takes up to 30 seconds until the programm starts (enters main()).

This only happens if I set a breakpoint. If I just start the program with F5 without a breakpoint then there is no problem.

If I'm using mingw to copile the programm, then there is no problem! (stilll using the same msvc8 version of TheIDE) -> I can set a breakpoint and the program starts immediately in the debugger.

There was a discussion in the forum about using a different way to set a breakpoint... I don't remember it completely - Using: debugbreak() instead of an interrupt?
Anyway may be there were some changes at this part some days ago?

BTW: I'm currently using WinXP32

- Ralf

Edit: The problem is already present in: upp-mingw-707-dev1.exe

[Updated on: Thu, 19 July 2007 10:36]

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