Is there no way to source level debug an application using SDL?

There has to be a way… but how?

Explain your OS and dev environment if you expect any reasonable answer.

For what its worth, I source level debug all the time with SDL in a Win2000
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There has to be a way… but how?


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Sure, I think it should work, regardless of what platform you’re on. (Although I have experience only with DOS, Windows and Linux, and GNU and Borland tools… And some MCU devsystems, of course - even those work basically the same way. :slight_smile:

What platform and tools are you using? How did you install SDL?

All you should need for full source coverage is an SDL DLL or lib with debug info (that’s what tells the debugger where to look for the source), and of course, the sources in some place where the debugger can find them.

//David

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There has to be a way… but how?