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From: rudra on 1 Mar 2010 06:25
with multiple file as subroutine compiled with make, how can i set a
breakpoint in some point? suppose, i want to find value of argument A
on a subroutine S ....its easy if there is a single source code....but
what if each subprogram is written as a seperate file?

I have gone through the intel's manual....so its not RTFM....may be
U(nderstand)TFM?
From: Carlie Coats on 1 Mar 2010 07:16
rudra wrote:
> with multiple file as subroutine compiled with make, how can i set a
> breakpoint in some point? suppose, i want to find value of argument A
> on a subroutine S ....its easy if there is a single source code....but
> what if each subprogram is written as a seperate file?
>
> I have gone through the intel's manual....so its not RTFM....may be
> U(nderstand)TFM?

Pre-Intel-11, the command was

stop at "<source file>":<line number>

With Intel 11, they have some very different command line interpreter,
that I haven't figured out. And don't like.

-- Carlie Coats
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