telam@pyrps5 (Thomas Elam) (08/30/90)
I previously sent this message to comp.sys.amiga.tech. Maybe I'm just too impatient for an answer. Hello! I'm fairly used to dbx, and somewhat used to sdb, but I can't even start my program under CPR without crashing (guruing) my Amiga. Maybe I'm spoiled by a big programming environment like UNIX, but maybe someone can grant me a few tips that will get me off to a running start. Are there some tried and true steps to getting a program past the crucial steps, then keeping the debugging rolling quickly? E.g., getting the program started, passing parameters properly to functions (right lengths), debugging without resorting to a lot of printf's or DPRINT's, etc. Thanks! P.S: Lazy question: Does the Lattice compiler have a "supercompatibility" mode like the Manx compiler?