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Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2007 16:40:04 +0200
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Subject: Re: What version of RHIDE do you use?
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On 13 Sep 2007 at 6:09, RayeR wrote:

> I still use very old 1.4 which is perfectly stable but debuggind don't
> work there (it says i need compile with -g but it already is). I tried
> some newer, one version 1.5 from rhide.com which behaves very unstable
> on my system - eg. crashes when loading some source file but debugging
> is fully working. Then I found laterst ver 1.5c from 2005, it seems to
> be quite stable but debugging is only partialy working (when open
> assembler window it crashes).
> I use it with gcc 4.x djgpp 2.04 under dos, win9x and xp.

After a lot of searching I also found  RHIDE 1.5c (Feb 14 2005) which is 
reasonably stable under WinXP, but with certain nasty habits:

1. When trying to open an assembler window, it does not quite crash, but 
aborts to the DOS prompt.

2. When you exit a program being debugged with any breakpoint set, it does 
the same.

3. Debugging graphics programs with the most common graphic modes 
results in the user screen being trashed when proceeding from a breakpoint.

If there is any better version, I'd like to hear about it. If there is none and 
once I get some time on my hands (if that will ever happen) I'd be willing to 
look for the problems and fix it.