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Re: Debugging Large Projects
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Posted: Jun 8, 2005 4:47 AM
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responding to Kondwani
> Just wanted an opinion. When most of you are coding large
> Modules,
> for instance say modules with several Files, and hundreds
> of lines
> of code (even thousands of lines of code), do you compile
> iteratively or do you write out all modules then just try
> and have it run in one ant file (eliminating an error
> piece by piece)?
What do u mean by iteratively?
I think u just need to compile the changed file and the dependent files. This may translate into no.f of files if dependeny list is big.
Better way could be write a makefile. That will automatically take care of compiliing only the changed files and dependent files.
> Reason I'm asking is coz I don't use any of the IDEs
> (I figure most of them take away from the learning
> process)... Hence I don't have code stubs for the
> larger projects and I usually have to finish them
> all off before compilation...
To an extent its true. But once you know the fundamentals of compilation and running a prog, suggestion will be jump into some IDE as they are quite efficient in handling those aspects of software development.
regards,
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Shashank D. Jha
iCMG
e-mail : shashank@icmgworld.com
Phone : +91-80-98451 87302
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