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In article <IebfA6z0Bwww1cuPUk@transarc.com> Lucian_Dancanet@transarc.com writes:
>1. Whenever I start IPMD I have to specify the directories for each source
>   file. As I have several directories with very long names, this is becoming
>   extremely annoying. Is there a way to avoid this, something like a
>   configuration file (similar to .gdbinit, e.g.)?

	When you compile your C source, specify the full path of the file.
The path information is then made available to IPMD so it knows where to
find the source file. I know this works because I use it all the time.
This method also works with C/2 and CVP.

>2. After I run the program to completion (I have an "Access violation"), I'm
>   told that the program is terminated, and IPMD closes all the windows,
>   except the "Debug Session Controls" window. Is this normal? When I restart,
>   of course, I have to type again those long directory names, etc.

	Normal as far as I know.

>3. I'd like to save into a file  the information from a debugger window (like,
>   for instance, a portion of an assembly listing), but I couldn't figure
>   out how to do it ("Mark" is not available). Is this possible?

	I have never wanted to do this [yet] so can't help you with this one.
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Craig Knelsen		craig@phenix.cc.uregina.ca
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