Re: Oh. no! The same debug problem again!
From: pr (shin_at_netactive.co.za)
Date: 03/17/05
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Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 18:18:37 +0200
"Stark" <franco.jommi@tin.it> wrote in message
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|I am having again a problem I had solved some time ago. While stepping
| through the execution of my application, I can't see any debug
information,
| such as the values of the variables.
| Following suggestions coming from Biorghe Saether and Aitor, I solved the
| problem removing the checkmarks in "Project | Options | Optimization and
| setting Debug Information and Reference Info.
|
| That lasted only a few days, since now I am back again with the same
| problem. I checked everything (Also, the checkboxes under "Tools | Editor
| Options | Code Insight"). I rebuilded the application several times.
|
| I don't know what else to do an I am discouraged since these things may
| happen without me having changed anything...
| I am again asking help or a word of confort ...
Have you got any files with identical names in different folders?
The IDE can compile a file in one folder and then use the source
in another oner at debugging time. Hellishly confusing.
Delete all dcu's and dsk's, the rebuild the project.
What is known as the Delphi program manager must rate as one
of the worst pieces of coding/implementation ever programmed.
If your machine is running W98 then I would suspect the
thing runs out of memory or resources.
PR
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