Can i move execution point?
How?

"Massimo Belgrano" <massimo.belgrano@deltain.com> wrote in Message
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> Can i move execution point?
> How?

Erm, ... Massimo, I'm not sure I understand your question.
What is it exactly that you want to do to the execution point?

Regards,
  Till
  [Alaska Research & Development]

> "Massimo Belgrano" <massimo.belgrano@deltain.com> wrote in Message
> news:NDR4kNUzDHA.1976@S15147418...
>
> > Can i move execution point?

Massimo,

Sorry, didn't get it at first. You mean moving the "instruction
pointer" (as in "continue execution in line x"), don't you?
Sorry, that is not (yet) possible.

Regards,
   Till
   [Alaska Research & Development]

Thank for reply
IMO debugger is very good.

"Till Warweg" <till.warweg@alaska-research.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> > "Massimo Belgrano" <massimo.belgrano@deltain.com> wrote in Message
> > news:NDR4kNUzDHA.1976@S15147418...
> >
> > > Can i move execution point?
>
> Massimo,
>
> Sorry, didn't get it at first. You mean moving the "instruction
> pointer" (as in "continue execution in line x"), don't you?
> Sorry, that is not (yet) possible.
>
> Regards,
>    Till
>    [Alaska Research & Development]
>
>

Hi Till,
I wonder how to start debugging at first line of code. In the old debugger I
was used that after starting the debuggee the debugger stops at first line
of code automatically. For me it seems that this behaviour is only possible
if I set a breakpoint at this line. But: How do I know what Startinroutine
will be executed first before MAIN? As I remember there is no defined order.
Klemens

"Till Warweg" <till.warweg@alaska-research.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> > "Massimo Belgrano" <massimo.belgrano@deltain.com> wrote in Message
> > news:NDR4kNUzDHA.1976@S15147418...
> >
> > > Can i move execution point?
>
> Massimo,
>
> Sorry, didn't get it at first. You mean moving the "instruction
> pointer" (as in "continue execution in line x"), don't you?
> Sorry, that is not (yet) possible.
>
> Regards,
>    Till
>    [Alaska Research & Development]
>
>

"Klemens Lichter" <csl@lichter.de> wrote in message
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> Hi Till,
> I wonder how to start debugging at first line of code. In the old debugger
I
> was used that after starting the debuggee the debugger stops at first line
> of code automatically. For me it seems that this behaviour is only
possible
> if I set a breakpoint at this line. But: How do I know what Startinroutine
> will be executed first before MAIN? As I remember there is no defined
order.

Klemens,

the debugger should stop at the first executable line, just as the old
debugger did. If you press F8 (Single Step) without an executable
loaded, for example, the debugger loads the executable and stops
the debuggee at the first executable line. If "Debug Program Startup"
is enabled in Tools -> Debugger Options, INIT procedures, AppSys()
and the like is also considered. This allows to step through your
application's startup code.

Does this answer your question?

Regards,
  Till

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Ah, did not know that I can just press F8 within editing the souce and it
compiles and debugs. This is very good. And really, it stops at start. Until
now I clicked on the debug-button and immediately the whole window appeared,
so it was far over the first lines of code.
Thank you
Klemens

"Till Warweg" <till.warweg@alaska-research.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> "Klemens Lichter" <csl@lichter.de> wrote in message
> news:xILhJeezDHA.1976@S15147418...
> > Hi Till,
> > I wonder how to start debugging at first line of code. In the old
debugger
> I
> > was used that after starting the debuggee the debugger stops at first
line
> > of code automatically. For me it seems that this behaviour is only
> possible
> > if I set a breakpoint at this line. But: How do I know what
Startinroutine
> > will be executed first before MAIN? As I remember there is no defined
> order.
>
> Klemens,
>
> the debugger should stop at the first executable line, just as the old
> debugger did. If you press F8 (Single Step) without an executable
> loaded, for example, the debugger loads the executable and stops
> the debuggee at the first executable line. If "Debug Program Startup"
> is enabled in Tools -> Debugger Options, INIT procedures, AppSys()
> and the like is also considered. This allows to step through your
> application's startup code.
>
> Does this answer your question?
>
> Regards,
>   Till
>
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