[ale] more debugging questions

[Joseph Rattz Jr]

> programs, how can you see
> the values of #defines?  Since these are not local

You can't.  I am sure that the compiler will have an
option though that will spit out the preprocessor's
output into a file for you.  Form that, you can tell
what the #defines are evaluated to.

--- Lisa Chiang <chiang at nwisgw3.ic.ornl.gov> wrote:
> ALErs:
> 
> I figured out my last problem using the debugger
> (had -g option in wrong
> compile command of my makefile).
> 
> Now I have another question.  When I am debugging C
> programs, how can you see
> the values of #defines?  Since these are not local
> variables how do I verify
> that the prepocessor/compiler saw these correctly?
> 
> BTW, I am using DDD which is pretty impressive. 
> Thanks.
> 
>   --
> Lisa Chiang
> Oak Ridge National Laboratory
> P. O. Box 2008, MS 6004
> Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37831-6004
> Phone: 423-574-5699
> Pager: 423-417-5538 
> 
> 
> 
> 

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