🚀 go-pugleaf

What can I say.  I am a complete and total fool.  NO just kidding.  But I 
did find the answer.

Just in case everyone else wants to know the answer, here it is.

I was using Windows 95 long filenames with the BC++ IDE.  This cause 
Turbo Debugger to screw up and open the wrong *.cpp file for some weird 
reason.  The cpp file it opened was named almost the same as the one I 
was using.  So all I did was convert all the file names to dos 8.3 
format, and now everything works fine.

I think what happened was that the cpp file that came up had the same dos 
8.3 file name as my dos 8.3 exe file.

This is a very interesting problem don't you think?

In article <MPG.f41d013468d08259896a4@news.edmonton.telusplanet.net>, 
adamst@telusplanet.net says...
> The DOS debugger that comes with BC++ v5.02 doesn't appear to work very 
> well.  I loaded my Test program for my Linked list.  All it has is some 
> of the List operations.  It doesn't show any of my main source code.  
> This is really weird.  I can step through my program, but it doesn't show 
> what is happening in the main program.  How do I stop it from doing this?  
> My manuals don't say a damn thing about it.  Please reply via email, 
> aswell as to the groups.  Thanks!
>