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blowfrank
July 18th, 2011, 06:34
Hi all,
sorry for my noob question but is incredible that i'm not able to understand some basic concepts related to the debugging process, below i tried to recap my doubts:
1) i put a breakpoint, the i use execute till return landing to RETN 18, but then when i do step-into command ...addresses on the top-left corner changes, why?Could someone explain this in a simple and easy way?
To debug in a correct way a flow, after landed to RETN i should always use F7 (step-into) or F8 (step-over)??
i will appreciate each feedback.
Thanks a lot
LUC

jacalhu
July 18th, 2011, 22:58
I always use F8 (step-over), step over called

blowfrank
July 19th, 2011, 02:00
Quote:
[Originally Posted by jacalhu;90668]I always use F8 (step-over), step over called


Thanks a lot.. someone could explain in a clear and easy way the difference between step-into and step-over during the step by step debugging process so i can understand why jacalhu use step-over.
thanks a lot in advance to everyone

JMI
July 19th, 2011, 12:45
Members of these forums are supposed to use "personal" initiative before they ask someone else to spoon feed them the answers, particularly when a simple search appears to provide all the answer your questions needs.

Using: difference between step-into and step-over debugging (without quotes)
I got 905,000 results (0.14 seconds), including such titles as:

What is the difference between Step Into,Step Over and Step Out ?
What is the difference between step into and step over when debugging?

How about YOU show a little self reliance>>

Regards,

blowfrank
July 19th, 2011, 14:51
You are right, probably i posted the question in a wrong way.
Regards
LUC

JMI
July 19th, 2011, 15:35
What I was suggesting to you is that you shouldn't have posted the question "at all" until you had, "at least" done a simple search on your own and attempted to understand what you would have found.

I'm not suggesting you shouldn't ask questions. I'm suggesting that you should make the "effort" to find the answer yourself and, if you have done that, and then still do not understand, or couldn't find an answer, then it is the time to ask questions.


Regards,

Woodmann
July 19th, 2011, 21:15
Dont mind JMI, he's old .

I am quite sure you could have found your answer here had
you used the correct words for your search.

Woodmann

JMI
July 20th, 2011, 00:59
Tis true that I an "old," but it is better than the alternative (not getting old)!

All we ask is a little "personal" initiative. I don't care "where" you search, just make an effort to help yourself and you need not hear from me on this issue at all.

Regards,

Woodmann
July 20th, 2011, 21:07
Word up Pops.

Woodmann