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<a href="http://advicom.com/~gnome/Programming/Debugging/debugging.html" rel="ugc">http://advicom.com/~gnome/Programming/Debugging/debugging.html</a><br />
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<a href="http://www.dbbiz.com/access/bldapps/chapters/BA07_2.HTM" rel="ugc">http://www.dbbiz.com/access/bldapps/chapters/BA07_2.HTM</a><br />
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http://advicom.com/~gnome/Programming/Debugging/debugging.html [http://advicom.com/~gnome/Programming/Debugging/debugging.html]

http://www.dbbiz.com/access/bldapps/chapters/BA07_2.HTM [http://www.dbbiz.com/access/bldapps/chapters/BA07_2.HTM]



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KO. More specific: I must debug a program written in C, used for few 386/DOS terminals, with a lot of #ifdef statements, and many C files. It seems that almoust nothing has been done in order to be easier to be debugged, and now each bug take me few days until I figure it out what's about. Maybe from your experience, what's to be done to &nbsp;avoid those eat-time bugs ?
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KO. More specific: I must debug a program written in C, used for few 386/DOS terminals, with a lot of #ifdef statements, and many C files. It seems that almoust nothing has been done in order to be easier to be debugged, and now each bug take me few days until I figure it out what's about. Maybe from your experience, what's to be done to  avoid those eat-time bugs ?

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What translator dou you use?<br />
If you woks with BC , you can use <br />
exellent debugger of borland: <br />
td386.exe . If you use it, you don't need Thoery. You can make dump of memory,breakpoints, watch, inspect, ...<br />
See td.hlp.<br />

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What translator dou you use?
If you woks with BC , you can use
exellent debugger of borland:
td386.exe . If you use it, you don't need Thoery. You can make dump of memory,breakpoints, watch, inspect, ...
See td.hlp.


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I have found what I wanted in your link, AlexV.<br />
Thanx
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I have found what I wanted in your link, AlexV.
Thanx

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I know this is a very general question so I just ask you for some links where &nbsp;I can read about it. Thanx.
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I know this is a very general question so I just ask you for some links where  I can read about it. Thanx.

Debugging techniques. Documentation ?

C is a general-purpose, imperative computer programming language, supporting structured programming, lexical variable scope and recursion, while a static type system prevents many unintended operations. By design, C provides constructs that map efficiently to typical machine instructions, so it has found lasting use in applications that had formerly been coded in assembly language, including operating systems as well as various application software for computers ranging from supercomputers to embedded systems. It is distinct from C++ (which has its roots in C) and C#, and many later languages have borrowed directly or indirectly from C.