c++.idde - conditional watchpoints?
- Yochanan Spielberg (7/7) Oct 14 2001 bs"d
- Walter (3/7) Oct 14 2001 I don't know of a way to do that. -Walter
- Jan Knepper (3/3) Oct 14 2001 Don't you have an earlier posting in this newsgroup where you explain ho...
- Yochanan Spielberg (8/11) Oct 16 2001 bs"d
bs"d Is there some way to do a 'conditional watchpoint' in the IDDE? I want the program to stop when it writes to the _crtBreakAlloc variable say, on the 220th time, so as to debug a memory leak error. This seems like basic feature for a 'debugger'. Thanks. Yochanan Spielberg
Oct 14 2001
Yochanan Spielberg wrote in message <9qbfci$1j78$1 digitaldaemon.com>...Is there some way to do a 'conditional watchpoint' in the IDDE? I want the program to stop when it writes to the _crtBreakAlloc variable say, on the 220th time, so as to debug a memory leak error. This seemslikebasic feature for a 'debugger'.I don't know of a way to do that. -Walter
Oct 14 2001
Don't you have an earlier posting in this newsgroup where you explain how to do it? Jan
Oct 14 2001
bs"d I wish. I just thought maybe I could setup a 'conditional breakpoint' and check for the value I need- i.e. 220, however, a watchpoint would be easier. Thanks anyway, though. Yochanan "Jan Knepper" <jan smartsoft.cc> wrote in message news:3BC99F76.F9B9A690 smartsoft.cc...Don't you have an earlier posting in this newsgroup where you explain howto doit? Jan
Oct 16 2001