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Re: [CPROG] C-programmering i MS Visual Studio

On 1 Apr 2002, Anna Jonna Armannsdottir wrote:

> kan kigge på men når det kommer til debuggning
> må Linux simpelthen se sig besejret af Windos.

Ehm? Et er at du kan lide MSVC, men jeg er altså gdb bruger, og der
styrer insight og ddd altså for mig. Såvidt jeg ved kan MSVC ikke de ting 
som f.eks. ddd kan.

Hvis du endelig vil den slags, kan du vel også bruge kdevelop og kgdb - 
det er sådan set ret integreret osv.

Mads

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Mads Bondo Dydensborg.                               sslug@sslug
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mystifying, contradictory, and forever-changing OS documentation. 
Under an NT regime, almost all Unix users will lose the ability to 
exert low-level control over data and applications.

 
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