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Subject: Re: rhide debugging -- possible bug?
Date: Wed, 25 Mar 1998 16:00:40 +0000
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Dan Chak wrote:
>
> I'm using rhide v1.4.  I'm trying to debug some code that uses Allegro,
> and I've run into something very strange.
>
> When I trace into a function (this seems to happen if the function is in
> another file, especially) instead of bringing the cursor to the
> appropriate line of the appropriate file, Rhide seems to choose an
> arbitrary line in the file to jump to.  Then if I keep pressing F7/F8 it
> moves the cursor down, but it has already started from the wrong place.
>
> Anyway, this makes debugging impossible; I can't figure out where the
> program is actually crashing.  The reason I bring up Allegro is because
> I only noticed this started happening once I started using Allegro with
> my programs.
>
> Is this a bug?  Or is there some way to fix this?  Please respond!  At
> the moment it's like I'm blindfolded looking for errors in my code.

  I had exactly this problem, I eventually found it was because I wrote
some 
code directly into a header file. It seems that Rhide didn't like
treating them 
as containing code.

  Hope this helps,

  SeeYa,

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