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#184 Array watch returns memory address

2024-01-07T16:33:02.830000Z

I've had the same error, with 2d arrays also

#184 Array watch returns memory address

2023-08-16T12:56:27.208000Z

labels: --> #debug
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#184 Array watch returns memory address

2023-08-16T12:52:14.402000Z

the "cows" is a 1d array btw

Array watch returns memory address

2023-08-16T12:51:51.962000Z

Version: TDM-GCC 4.9.2 32-bit
OS version: Windows 11 Education 22H2
Error reported: adding array to watch list shows array address instead of value
Stack trace:
Steps needed to reproduce the problem: add an array to debug (happens for me, i have no idea why)

Array watch returns memory address

2023-08-16T12:51:51.962000Z

Ticket 184 has been modified: Array watch returns memory address
Edited By: L CN (rocket003)
Owner updated: None => 'orwelldevcpp'

#95 Display - 'current line' background color is always cyan.

2020-11-25T16:03:09.450000Z

May I ask you which exact theme are you using as shown in the attached picture ?
I just want to use the same theme, where can I get that ?

#121 Strange Warning about missing executables

2020-11-14T03:11:17.428000Z

I'm not a Dev-C++ programmer but the problem may be within the searching of binary directories. It's a very strange problem.

i.e.,
mingw32-make.exe makes references to binaries like 'rm.exe'; those files can be found in 'C:\Mingw32\MSYS\1.0\' the 'mingw32-make.exe' can be found in 'C:\Mingw32\bin\'.

Normally you would add those two directories to your Binary Directories list.
If 'c:\Mingw32\bin\' is first in the order the IDE ignores the rest of the directories, specifically when doing a rebuild. This will cause make errors.

I encourage you to experiment with rearranging the order of these directories. Separate the test cases for Rebuild versus Compile. It's also wise to remove any global paths within your environment variables for an unbiased testing.

#171 Translation "Spanish_Spain" for Dev-C++ 5.11

2019-10-30T12:59:47.228000Z

Hola Pedro, aquí te dejo algunas de mis sugerencias:

Cambia Archivo Editor por Editor de archivos,
Ejemplo Animación por Ejemplo de animación,
Inpup Loop == Bucle Entrada por Input Loop == Bucle de entrada,
Recargar BaseDatos por Recargar base de datos,
BarraHerramientas por Barra de herramientas,
Detalle por Detalles,
Detalles Paquete por Detalles del paquete,
Libería Estática por Biblioteca estática,
ïndice por Índice,
Nombre función por Nombre de función o Nombre de la función
Proyecto Vacio por Proyecto vacío,
Nombre paquete: por Nombre del paquete y
Versión paquete: por Versión del paquete.

Además Indent style: podría traducirse como Estilo de identación o Estilo de las tabulaciones y Call graph como Gráfico de llamadas.

Bueno, eso es todo. ¡Saludos!

#38 How to compile orwell dev-c++ with delphi 2007 or higher

2019-07-15T17:31:11.410000Z

Even if you get synedit installed it will fail to run, i just tried with a later version of synedit with support for delphi 2007 and while dev-cpp builds running it just hangs the exe. Debugging tells me that its looking for a missing variable, but nothing else so its hard to pin it. Works like a charm on delphi 2006 though so something obviously changed.

Debug stops when adding watch

2019-07-04T13:12:36.906000Z

Hi!

I've just installed Dev-C++ 5.11 on Windows 7 64 bits.

I can compile and execute the program just fine. I can add a watchpoint and go step by step, BUT if I add a Watch to see a variable, the debug freezes. I hit F7 and it won't advance any step further.

I'm using default compiler (TDM-GCC 4.9.2 64bit) and added -g on Compiler options.