Question:
Basic C-prog.....is there any debugger who can tell whats the mistake in my 300-400 lines of code,i will MAIL?
?
2010-04-11 22:53:49 UTC
mail you the prog ifff u r ready..........

plz-plz-plz
Four answers:
Gopinath M
2010-04-13 11:50:18 UTC
i try

mgopi1990@yahoo.co.in
AnalProgrammer
2010-04-12 02:16:23 UTC
If you don't want to install another compiler then you could just add printf to the program to show the variables. Make it a function and you can turn it on or off with a global variable but leave the function calls in place.



Alternatively, Dev-C++.

Netbeans with the C++ option (This is more complicated as you have to add your own compiler).

Microsoft visual studio C++.



Have fun.
Tejas
2010-04-11 23:06:46 UTC
If you are good in c prog then you should use the c compiler which is present in it self for finding errors.

Because though you use any other, the errors is to be solved by you only, so use c compiler.
?
2010-04-11 23:26:58 UTC
gdb is in-build linux debugger.

for enable it compile with -g flag



example -

step 1:

gcc -g -o test test.c (so here test is exc. file)



step 2:

gdb ./test and press enter it's show gdb console



step 3:

set a break point from where you want to see the execution i.e

b 10 and press enter ( b 4 break and 10 is the line no.)



step 4:

press r (r means run the program)



step 5:

press s (s for step by step) you can see line by line



note :lots of command also their like n(next),c(continue),bt (backtrace) for that know have to know it.i think it's help you to fix your problem.


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