g means to enable debugging information. a means to recompile everything.
Omitting a means only compile files that have new changes.
2012/8/6 RICHARD WALKER
> Perfect! That's the one. I don't think I have ever seen that checkbox
> before. It must.
>
> I'm not sure what those cryptic commands do
Perfect! That's the one. I don't think I have ever seen that checkbox
before. It must.
I'm not sure what those cryptic commands do
>$ gbc3 -ga
>$ gbx3
but I will look them up and learn a bit more.
Thanks Tobi.
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On Mon, 06 Aug 2012, RICHARD WALKER wrote:
> I have an application which interacts with two or three other
> non-gambas applications and daemons and I am not absolutely certain
> these interactions are completely robust.
>
> I had littered the code with PRINT statements to get console output at
>
I have an application which interacts with two or three other
non-gambas applications and daemons and I am not absolutely certain
these interactions are completely robust.
I had littered the code with PRINT statements to get console output at
various critical points of the application. Soon it got
