hello all..

i built a complicated external and needed to debug it. i wanted to use gdb debugger (i m under linux) and since I found no info about how to find the external s "mounting" adress which gdb requires, i m currently compiling pure data extended as a whole plus my source code added.. for info you have to add yourexternal_setup() function in m_conf.c to do just that. I also referenced my source files in a makefile.in file in src directory..

gdb seems to work fine appart that it seems to jump potions of code without reason.. son i wondering if thats not caused by optimisation arguments given to the gcc compiler when building.. i ve noticed the -O2 options in a few make/config file which are generated automaticaly by "make install" command... where can i specify that i want thoses files to be generated with the -O0 option??

i ve searched a long time.. any idea, or hint to where to look would be of great help.. thaks in advance

what i mean is that i want those files to include the -O0 argument instead of the -O2

no one has a clue on this topic??

hey nulpadder, don't think any of the hardcore developers tend to lurk these forums, Hans pops by every now and then. So you're probably better putting this to the mailing list.

http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo

ok thanks for the tip! I ll do just that..