how to use DDD on multiple files

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Old 03-07-2005
RajaSekhar.Kavuri
 
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Default how to use DDD on multiple files

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> k.rajasekhar.
>
> Hai i am new to this group. i am currently
> learning networking basics. I want to know about working of Data
> Display Debugger in linux for multiple files. I know to use it for
> single file .please kindly help me to use it when a file needs other
> file to run at run time.
>
> This is my first message posting to a group.
> Kindly excuse me if there are any mistakes in addressing the message.
> But please send me the solution

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Old 03-07-2005
Tauno Voipio
 
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Default Re: how to use DDD on multiple files

RajaSekhar.Kavuri wrote:
> From,
>
>>k.rajasekhar.
>>
>> Hai i am new to this group. i am currently
>>learning networking basics. I want to know about working of Data
>>Display Debugger in linux for multiple files. I know to use it for
>>single file .please kindly help me to use it when a file needs other
>>file to run at run time.
>>
>> This is my first message posting to a group.
>>Kindly excuse me if there are any mistakes in addressing the message.
>>But please send me the solution


It seems to me that this has been answered before ...

Do you want to:

a) debug multiple separate executable files at the same time, or

b) debug the different source modules of one executable file?


For a) open several copies of DDD.
For b) use the File->Open Source menu path.

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