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I give up how do you do this with DDD?

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Michael A. Hess
to Michael Van Canneyt: Just set the 'run options' in the menu. I'd have to check which menu item this is, but I…
Michael Van Canneyt wrote 11 lines
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Michael A. Hess wrote: > Here is my problem. How the heck to you pass a program parameter to > the file it is debugging????? Just set the 'run options' in the menu. I'd have to check which menu item this is, but I remember that you must set it using a menu item somewhere. (No linux available atm, so I can tell you which one exactly)

This is exactly how simple I EXPECTED it to be. The problem is that there ISN'T any menu item that lets you set such a value. I have been all over the program looking for it. That's why I was asking if I was being stupid because this is what I thought I would find but I can't seem to find it. What am I over looking????? :-\

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to Michael A. Hess: I used to use xxgdb but decided to move up to something better namely DDD. So now I have…
Fabien Ninoles wrote 15 lines
On Tue, Mar 14, 2000 at 09:20:04PM -0500, Michael A. Hess wrote: > I am working on debuging pasdoc which of course requires you to pass > it the file it is to parse. Ex: pasdoc stdctrls.pp > > So how do I call this with DDD? > > If I do > > ddd pasdoc stdctrls.pp > > it thinks that the stdctrls.pp is suppose to be a core file. simply type 'ddd pasdoc' then, when you press run, it will ask for arguments.

What makes you think that this would work? I have of course tried this before posting my question. I am not quite that stupid. ;-)

It just runs the pasdoc which then yells at you for not passing any command line parameters.

> Can someone give me a kick in the head and tell me how to do this? > :-) your welcome!

Thanks for the try but that didn't solve my problem.

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Michael A. Hess

Greetings,

I used to use xxgdb but decided to move up to something better namely DDD. So now I have it all installed and working. Here is my problem. How the heck to you pass a program parameter to the file it is debugging?????

I am working on debuging pasdoc which of course requires you to pass it the file it is to parse. Ex: pasdoc stdctrls.pp

So how do I call this with DDD?

If I do

ddd pasdoc stdctrls.pp

it thinks that the stdctrls.pp is suppose to be a core file.

I know you have to be able to do this but I can't find it in the docs or maybe I am just being plain stupid. :-\

I thought I did this before but I sure has heck can't remember how to do it now. Maybe I'm just tired. Can someone give me a kick in the head and tell me how to do this? :-)

==== Programming my first best destiny! ==== Michael A. Hess Miracle Concepts, Inc. http://www.miraclec.com

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Fabien Ninoles
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Michael A. Hess wrote 17 lines
Greetings, I used to use xxgdb but decided to move up to something better namely DDD. So now I have it all installed and working. Here is my problem. How the heck to you pass a program parameter to the file it is debugging????? I am working on debuging pasdoc which of course requires you to pass it the file it is to parse. Ex: pasdoc stdctrls.pp So how do I call this with DDD? If I do ddd pasdoc stdctrls.pp it thinks that the stdctrls.pp is suppose to be a core file.

simply type 'ddd pasdoc'
then, when you press run, it will ask for arguments.

I know you have to be able to do this but I can't find it in the docs or maybe I am just being plain stupid. :-\

no comment :)

I thought I did this before but I sure has heck can't remember how to do it now. Maybe I'm just tired. Can someone give me a kick in the head and tell me how to do this? :-)

your welcome!

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Michael Van Canneyt
to Michael A. Hess: I used to use xxgdb but decided to move up to something better namely DDD. So now I have…
Michael A. Hess wrote 21 lines
Greetings, I used to use xxgdb but decided to move up to something better namely DDD. So now I have it all installed and working. Here is my problem. How the heck to you pass a program parameter to the file it is debugging????? I am working on debuging pasdoc which of course requires you to pass it the file it is to parse. Ex: pasdoc stdctrls.pp So how do I call this with DDD? If I do ddd pasdoc stdctrls.pp it thinks that the stdctrls.pp is suppose to be a core file. I know you have to be able to do this but I can't find it in the docs or maybe I am just being plain stupid. :-\

Just set the 'run options' in the menu. I'd have to check which menu item this is, but I remember that you must set it using a menu item somewhere.

(No linux available atm, so I can tell you which one exactly)

Michael.

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