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code::block: Is there a Memory debug window ?

Started by Biosox, July 05, 2006, 09:37:03 AM

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Biosox

Hi,

First of all, please forgive me as I don't speak very good english.

I have downloaded and installed code::blocks for windows (with mingw compiler), and i'm trying it.
It seems very good, user-friendly, offers good possibility (i like the auto-completion and "to do" list for example). So congratulations to those how created it!

BUT, there is something I don't find:
While debugging, is it possible to view the memory content? not only the value of variables, but really the memory content.
For those how know MS Visual C++, i'm speaking about the Memory Debug Window: we can insert a memory address, and it shows the content of the memory at this adress, and we can scroll to see what's before and after this adress. It is sometimes very helpful.

Is there a way to do that with code::block?
Thank you in advance!

Biosox

mandrav

Yes but in the development version, not RC2.
See the Nightly Builds forum.
Be patient!
This bug will be fixed soon...

Biosox

Thank you for the answer.

I will try the devlopment version then.