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Bruce Horrocks
If I run a program with -d and then use c to continue running, is there
a way to have the program drop into the debugger at the appropriate line
when a run-time warning is displayed?
(This would help hugely because I'm effectively debugging the input data
rather than the program and the warnings can arise at multiple points.
Putting all these points into the necessary 'b <cond>' commands and
editing them every time the line numbering changes as the program is
modified is proving to be a chore.)
Regards,
a way to have the program drop into the debugger at the appropriate line
when a run-time warning is displayed?
(This would help hugely because I'm effectively debugging the input data
rather than the program and the warnings can arise at multiple points.
Putting all these points into the necessary 'b <cond>' commands and
editing them every time the line numbering changes as the program is
modified is proving to be a chore.)
Regards,