Re: debugging question

"kyle york" <kyork@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Assuming the return is returning a value, when using a debugger one can
> put a breakpoint on the one return and see the value. Alternately, if
> not using a debugger one can use a printf() to print the return value.
> If you've multiple returns, you'll need to either put a break point at
> each one or put a printf by each one.

Exactly.
Alex


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