Re: [Dev-C++] Problems debugging a program

Nothing necessarily.  Depends on where the breakpoint is set.  As an example, if I have a class constructor, and I set the breakpoint within the constructor, it is ignored.  If I set it at the instantiation of the class, then I can step into the class constructor.  Try setting a breakpoint at the line just before where you are actually interested in.
 
Another possibility is that the line isn't really being executed.  You may try adding the flag 
-Wunreachable-code to your compiler parameters just in case.  Otherwise single-step through the section that you think is being executed to verify that it is.
 
By instantiation I mean where you do
 
MYCLASS myClass;  (set the breakpoint there, and then (S)tep into the class) not in the declaration:
 
class MYCLASS {
...
};

Tobias Langner <iso...@gm...> wrote:
hi

I'm trying to debug my program. But if I set a breakpoint, the program does
not stop there (although I know it passed the line). What am I doing wrong?
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Alfred P. Reaud