I've been out of CINT internals since some time. They guys on CINT list
> Hello Fons,
>
> i'm able to figure out the problem with brak point, now its setting up
> the brak-point for given line.
> but if i'm executing the script with
> char *command = " .x";
> G__process_cmd(command,'\0',&more,(int*)NULL,(G__value*)NULL );
>
> its not doing anything.
> neither its printing above the breakpoint nor till breakpoint line.
>
> and when i'm printing a variable using .p, it's ale to print the value
> of variable after breakpoint as well.
>
> Can you please suggest me anything on this.
>
> Rishabh Dubey.
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 9:22 AM, Rishabh Dubey<
rishabh.dubey@...> wrote:
>> Hello Masa/ Fons
>>
>> I am using cint as an interpreter invoked from
>> compiled code, by calling G__init_cint(), followed
>> by and/or G__exec_text().
>>
>> though now i want to add a breakpoint feature in it. for this i'm
>> using the following steps
>>
>> 1. G__init_process_cmd()
>>
>> 2. loading the file which i want to debug G__loadfile("script.cxx");
>>
>> 3. starting debug mode -
>> char *command = " .debug";
>> G__process_cmd(command,'\0',&more,(int*)NULL,(G__value*)NULL );
>>
>> 4. setting a breakpoint -
>> char *command = " .b<some_line_no.>";
>> G__process_cmd(command,'\0',&more,(int*)NULL,(G__value*)NULL );
>> then doing step in/out (s/S) or printing (p)
>>
>> but 1 to 3 its going fine, but while setting a breakpoint its giving
>> error "Can not put break point in included file"
>>
>> Please suggest me if there is another way i can set a break point.
>> more can you please elaborate me about structure G__filetable from
>> where it gets input.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> --
>> Rishabh Dubey
>>
rishabh.dubey@...
>> mob. +919986924897
>>
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