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Prateek Jain asked how to get a debugger like fgldb for a c4gl installation. Art S. Kagel said fgldb debugs pcode and needs r4gl; for c4gl compile with -g and use a conventional debugger, or -G and -keep to debug at the .c level. scottishpoet suggested moving to r4gl licences, buying fgldb, and keeping a couple of i4gl licences for compiling.
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Hi,
We currently have Informix c4gl and want to have debugger(fgldb)
which comes along with r4gl. We want to have Informix Debugger fgldb. Is
Debugger free , In short how to get it or have c4gl application get debugged
like the fgldb debugger.
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Regards,
Prateek Jain
↪ replying to Prateek Jain
Art S. Kagel — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
Prateek Jain wrote:
> Hi,
> We currently have Informix c4gl and want to have debugger(fgldb)
> which comes along with r4gl. We want to have Informix Debugger fgldb. Is
> Debugger free , In short how to get it or have c4gl application get
> debugged like the fgldb debugger.
The best you can do is to compile the c4gl app with -g and use a
conventional debugger. If it gets a bit weird, then use -G and -keep to
eliminate the 4Gl line numbers and debug at the .c file level.
The only 4GL level debugger for Informix 4GL is fgldb for which you need
r4gl since it debugs the pcode not machine code.
Art S. Kagel
↪ replying to Prateek Jain
Art S. Kagel — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
Prateek Jain wrote:
> Hi,
> We currently have Informix c4gl and want to have debugger(fgldb)
> which comes along with r4gl. We want to have Informix Debugger fgldb. Is
> Debugger free , In short how to get it or have c4gl application get
> debugged like the fgldb debugger.
The best you can do is to compile the c4gl app with -g and use a
conventional debugger. If it gets a bit weird, then use -G and -keep to
eliminate the 4Gl line numbers and debug at the .c file level.
The only 4GL level debugger for Informix 4GL is fgldb for which you need
r4gl since it debugs the pcode not machine code.
Art S. Kagel
Prateek Jain wrote:
> Hi,
> We currently have Informix c4gl and want to have debugger(fgldb)
> which comes along with r4gl. We want to have Informix Debugger fgldb. Is
> Debugger free , In short how to get it or have c4gl application get debugged
> like the fgldb debugger.
>
>
> --
> Regards,
> Prateek Jain
>
transfer your i4gl development licenses to r4gl development licenses.
Buy fgldb licenses
Buy one or two i4gl licenses so that once you have developed your
applications you can compile then as c executables
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