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Bug in DDD?
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Lukas Burget |
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Bug in DDD? |
Date: |
Mon, 22 Nov 2004 21:27:24 +0100 |
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Dear DDD developer,
I have used your debugger for quite a log time and I have found it very
useful
especially in some cases when I need to visualize data or to explore complex
data structures. (Although in many cases I would prefer more conventional
(insight or kdbg like) style of inspecting data. Are not you thinking of
implementing
something like that too?)
For long time, however, DDD has an annoying bug:
If I display a structure, S, with let say 5th member that is a pointer,
P, and I if
double-click on that P to inspect the data where P pointing to, DDD
tries to display
(S[5]).P instead if S.P (which of course does not represent any valid data).
Once again, in the attached postscript file is shown data structure from
my real program.
If I double-click on the field: "links = 0x8065078" in the structure,
DDD tries to inspect:
"*(*first)[9].links" and opens the field: "(Disabled)".
I suppose it must be already known problem, is not it? Or I am only
person on the earth
heaving this problem? Can I hope it will be solved soon?
Thank
Lukas
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