@Anitrex:
It's not going to work until you follow the directions - exactly. Set your project options up just like below, for the Compiler tab, the Assembler tab (which shouldn't have been changed at all from the default), and the Linker tab. Then click on the OK button - otherwise your settings will not be changed.
This is the pics to show the settings I use, and clearly, the debugger is working just fine - no assembly in sight.
@Andrew: you're having WAY too much fun with this!
Last edited by Adak; 12-26-2011 at 05:11 AM.
Actually i tried with both settings...the assemler set to none and full...
Either of them didn't work..
And yes i have aldready market the required options under source...still i get the debugging like shown in the last screenshot!
OK, pin your snippet tool in windows to your task bar, and post up the following pics:
Your project options Compiler tab settings
your project options Assembler tab settings
and your project options Linker tab settings
Just like I did above.
@Adak, I'm just so confused. What is this bloated OS you guys are using?
:shrug:
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:lol:
The OS? Windows 7 x64.
The IDE is Pelles C (Only C, and only for 32 or 64 bit Windows). Like every IDE, you have a lot of options for compiler, assembler, linker, debugger, profiler, etc.
It's really nice, and simpler than many others - the OP just got off on the wrong start, and hasn't hit on the right combo of settings yet.
Frankly, I appreciate the humor. Times like this, you need it.
Yeah, Christmas, unemployment, and to top it all off, wrong settings on an IDE. I used to use Dev's C++ then I moved to notepad++ and mingw to work with C++ and then I got bored with Windows and decided to move to web development and C. I played with Java but I couldn't understand a word of it! Seriously though, 7 is a solid o/s and I have nothing against it or Pelles.
I have a few things to say about Micro$oft, but I'll bite my tongue for now lol.
Seriously though, I've looked around on google and couldn't find anything other than what these guys are suggesting. If Adak's suggestion doesn't work there isn't much else I have found. Ironically, the only other thing I could find related to this was posted mainly by Tater his-self and it solved the guys problem. As I can't sit down and look at the thing I don't know if it applies or not (says something about line-by-line debugging).
help debugging in Pelles C IDE
Tater is the one who showed me how to run the debugger in Pelles C, without seeing the assembly code window.
Come to think of it, I had the same problem in VC 6.0!
this is what i call a genuine effort to help!
i have no intention to get into a conflict with you!
but, think about it. if you were the op, your brain is completely messed up. you are wishing that the problem is solved. you get a new post, you open it and find it's nothing but a joke. would you feel good?
Last edited by joybanerjee39; 12-26-2011 at 09:24 AM.
Okk Finally Got It!
Should have read "CommonTater's Instruction For The Terminally Dumb" more carefully!
If i tell what mistake i had done i am sure CommonTater will come after me with a 12-guage Shotgun!
Actually its too foolish to even be called a mistake!
@CommonTater -- I have a confession to make:You were right
I AM TERMINALLY STUPID!
@Adak -- Thanks for your patience and co-operation...And sorry to bother you so much :-(