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debugging with library routines

rdhazlett
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‎04-16-2003 06:42 PM
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Need a little help. Running debugger with a library routine (IMSL) which calls a user-supplied function. I put a flag in the function. After first stop within the function, resuming the runtime debug session sends the job back to the calling routine (for which I do not have source code). At this point, the only choice is to terminate the debug session. Anyone know how to make the debug session run until it encounters another stop instead of stopping at the point of call upon return?

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Jugoslav_Dujic
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‎04-17-2003 08:15 AM
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I don't get you 100% -- what does "the only choice is to terminate the debug session" mean? If that means that the program is hung, then it's probably stuck in an endless loop within IMSL. If it means that it crashed, check the arguments you supplied to IMSL routine. If the debugger does not stop at the breakpoint anymore, it means it has never encountered it again.

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