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[LC++]Line by Line debug in linux.

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Subject: [LC++]Line by Line debug in linux.
From: mojtaba mahdavi <mahdavi110@gmail.com>
Date: Sat Oct 2 14:48:01 2004
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Hi. All. 

As I told before I am ( want not to be ) a windows programmer (not expert). 

There (in windows) I could debug my program line by line and watch
execution of my program line by line and could see variables and
more...

1- Now how can I use same approach in Linux. ( Is there any tutorials on web? ) 
2- Should I use some more option when compile my codes ?? 

Now I am using cygwin since I am in a migration cycle for my project ?? 


Sincerely all Linux programmers 

mahdavi.

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