nacer@hpmcaa.mcm.hp.com (Abdenacer Moussaoui) (11/29/89)
My main.c has the following layout:
#include "p1.c"
#include "p2.c"
VOID main()
{
p1(..) ;
p2(..) ;
}
I am trying to use CodeView for the first time and like the
documentation says I am using the /Zi /Od and /CO for the linker.
However when I invoke CodeView it displays the first included
procedure instead of my main.c I am able to tag line of p1.c using the
mouse however if I Open explicitly my main.c using the File Open
option I cannot click my mouse on any source line.
Yes I am including C procedures at the top of my main.c is there a
problem with this?
Thank you for any help.
--Abdenacer (nacer@hpmcaa.mcm.hp.COM)
BTW. I am using CVP under OS2 fredex@cg-atla.UUCP (Fred Smith) (12/01/89)
In article <510006@hpmcaa.mcm.hp.com> nacer@hpmcaa.mcm.hp.com (Abdenacer Moussaoui) writes: >My main.c has the following layout: > >#include "p1.c" >#include "p2.c" > >VOID main() >{ > p1(..) ; > p2(..) ; >} > >I am trying to use CodeView for the first time and like the >documentation says I am using the /Zi /Od and /CO for the linker. >However when I invoke CodeView it displays the first included >procedure instead of my main.c I am able to tag line of p1.c using the >mouse however if I Open explicitly my main.c using the File Open >option I cannot click my mouse on any source line. > Try typing : g main at the codeview command window and see if it will show you the source for main. >Yes I am including C procedures at the top of my main.c is there a >problem with this? Well, this is certainly UNUSUAL C programming practice. This is (vritually) never done! That is why God created linkers, after all (that's a joke, folks!), so you can do separate compilation and link together multiple object files. I would further guess (never having thought to try this) that this practice is somehow the cause of Codeview's confusion over where your source is. Fred Smith uunet!samsung!cg-atla!fredex