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Using the Debugger

rickychus

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Hello,
Sorry for the question so beginner ... I've been looking at the examples that brings Cerberus (Cool by the way). I could not activate the debugger step by step.
Myke already told me that if there is a debugger, but only when compiled under the "Glfw" platform.
Some clue? Is it close if I put a bookmark to generate an interruption when the execution is done?
Thank you.-
 
Use
Cerberus:
DebugStop()
to fire up the debugger when you build it in debug mode.

Use
Cerberus:
DebugLog("My debug message in the console")
To print messages into the console window while running an app in the debug mode.
 
Argh! I knew it was something like that... A few years ago I used BlitzPlus for some courses with students. BlitzPlus had a similar command for that. I just remembered...
Thank you.-
 
Make your main file active, the click on Build/Lock Build File. With this, the build process uses that file as your main one.
 
Probably "Lock Build File" need to change to "Main Build File"
 
Probably "Lock Build File" need to change to "Main Build File"

The suggestion is good, but "Block as Main compilation file" is better, especially for newbies (I did not know what to do with just reading it)
But Mike, makes use of custom, we are beings of customs...
To be or not to be that is the question... XD
 
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