LitDev,
I'll give it a go!
JR
How would I know if I have the right prime level? The one I have now is 1.1.9.0. If that is the right level, if I set a breakpoint it will go to it and then if I hit F11 it will step. I can see in previous steps what the variables were set to. So, I think it's better. In some places though it does jump to the wait loop. Being able to see what previous variables is set at is a big help.
You know a long time ago I remember stepping through a program with every step it took, but now, even with visual basic, I can't do that anymore. It seems like with multiple cores, events and threading that now it is just too complicated. In the end I go back to textwindow.writeline to find out what is happening.
I did get this exact program to graduate and I finally got it running under visual basic. Most of the problems I had in visual basic is that they didn't implement all of the functions of the text object. I got around that by using visual basic functions. So, with that I can see that SB-Prime stepping is working about the same as it does with visual basic.
I'll give it a go!
JR
How would I know if I have the right prime level? The one I have now is 1.1.9.0. If that is the right level, if I set a breakpoint it will go to it and then if I hit F11 it will step. I can see in previous steps what the variables were set to. So, I think it's better. In some places though it does jump to the wait loop. Being able to see what previous variables is set at is a big help.
You know a long time ago I remember stepping through a program with every step it took, but now, even with visual basic, I can't do that anymore. It seems like with multiple cores, events and threading that now it is just too complicated. In the end I go back to textwindow.writeline to find out what is happening.
I did get this exact program to graduate and I finally got it running under visual basic. Most of the problems I had in visual basic is that they didn't implement all of the functions of the text object. I got around that by using visual basic functions. So, with that I can see that SB-Prime stepping is working about the same as it does with visual basic.